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Ajay-Pandey
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Notebook cell output results limit increased- 10,000 rows or 2 MB. Hi all, Now, databricks start showing the first 10000 rows instead of 1000 rows.Tha...

Notebook cell output results limit increased- 10,000 rows or 2 MB.Hi all,Now, databricks start showing the first 10000 rows instead of 1000 rows.That will reduce the time of re-execution while working on fewer sizes of data that have rows between 100...

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F_Goudarzi
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Hi Ajay,Is there any way to increase this limit?Thanks, Fatima

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Ajay-Pandey
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Support of running multiple cells at a time in databricks notebook Hi all,Now databricks notebook supports parallel run of commands in a single notebo...

Support of running multiple cells at a time in databricks notebookHi all,Now databricks notebook supports parallel run of commands in a single notebook that will help run ad hoc queries simultaneously without creating a separate notebook.Once you run...

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SenthilRT
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Can we run parallel cell execution for python (pyspark) cells?

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Ajay-Pandey
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Variable explorer in Databricks With Databricks Runtime 12.1 and above, you can directly observe current Python variables in the notebook UI.To open t...

Variable explorer in DatabricksWith Databricks Runtime 12.1 and above, you can directly observe current Python variables in the notebook UI.To open the variable explorer, click in the right sidebar. The variable explorer opens, showing the value and ...

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jose_gonzalez
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Thank you for sharing

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Ajay-Pandey
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Databricks start support to run selected text in a cell this will help us a lot during debugging of the code.In windows just select the line of code w...

Databricks start support to run selected text in a cell this will help us a lot during debugging of the code.In windows just select the line of code which you want to execute and press Ctrl+Shift+Enter

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Nhan_Nguyen
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Thanks @Ajay Pandey​ nice sharing

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Resolved! What is the trade-off of using an unsupported DBR version on my cluster?

I do not want to upgrade my cluster every one month. I am looking for stability over new features.

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The strong recommendation is not to use an unsupported version of DBR on your cluster. For production workloads where you don't welcome newer versions, then check the Databricks LTS DBR versions. if using an unsupported version then you don't receiv...

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