Trying to use displayHTML from w/in a Python module gets a Python exception:NameError: name 'displayHTML' is not definedand I've found no way around this. It seems to be something at the UI layer or something, not a Python function that can be refere...
Holy Guacamole Batman! It works finally!!!! Wow, thanks @ptweir That's awesome! I can go back and update my doc (and code, to just use databricks the same, now, and Jupyter!) and it'll work by default. It's great they fixed it, shame they never told ...
I am new to learning Spark and working on some practice; I have uploaded a zip file in DBFS /FileStore/tables directory and trying to run a python code to unzip the file; The python code is as: from zipfile import *with ZipFile("/FileStore/tables/fli...
What if changing the runtime is not an option? I'm experiencing a similar issue using the following:%pip install -r /dbfs/path/to/file.txtThis worked for a while, but now I'm getting the Errno 2 mentioned above. I am still able to print the same file...
No linting in a DB notebook available for now. The Notebook is currently in the process of adopting Monaco as the underlying code editor which will offer an improved code authoring experience for notebook cells.Some of the Monaco editor features enab...
have a small use case where we need to query the sql database with 1 million values(dynamically returned from python code) in the condition from python function. eg: select * from id in (1,2,23,33........1M). I feel this is very bad approach. Is ther...
You can also create a temporary view with the output from python code (one id = one row) and then inner join the view to the table. IMO will improve readability of your code.
I have created a piece of python code, which lead to some python error.The job have failed with Internal Error, see below.The message after clicking on it states somewhat miseleading info:Meanwhile the real issue is fortunatelly described in Logs I d...
Hi, I would like to log the notebook id programmatically in R, Is there any command that exists in R so that I can leverage to grab the notebook id, I tried with python using the below command and grab it without any issues, and looking for similar f...
Is it somehow possible to create an SQL external function using Python code?the examples only show how to use JARshttps://docs.databricks.com/spark/latest/spark-sql/language-manual/sql-ref-syntax-ddl-create-function.htmlsomething like:CREATE TEMPORAR...
As a user of your code, I'd find it a less pleasant API because I'd have to some_module.some_func.some_func() rather than just some_module.some_func()No reason to have "some_func" exist twice in the hierarchy. It's kind of redundant. If some_func is ...
Hi All,I hope you're doing wellI am facing issue while installing an python library on ADB Cluster.lib - PyCaret ( latest version)its not getting install and showing me 'Failed' Status.It would be great if you can help here !!Thanks
Not sure it exists but maybe there is some trick to get directly from python code:NotebookNameCellTitlejust working on some logger script shared between notebooks and it could make my life a bit easier
Hi @Hubert Dudek ,The following command will print the path where your notebook is located. If you split the returned string and only select the last string, then you will be able to get the notebook namenotebook_name = dbutils.notebook.entry_point....
I feel like the answer to this question should be simple, but none the less I'm struggling.I run a python code that prompts me with the following warning:On my local machine, I can accept this through my terminal and my machine do not run out of memo...
Hi @Nickels Köhling ,In Databricks, you will only be able to see the output in the driver logs. If you go to your driver logs, you will be able to see 3 windows that are displaying the output of "stdout", "stderr" and "log4j".If in your code you do ...
I have a use case in mlflow with python code to find a model version that has the best metric (for instance, “accuracy”) among so many versions , I don't want to use web ui but to use python code to achieve this. Any Idea?
