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pratik21
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Unexpected error while calling Notebook string matching regex `\$[\w_]+' expected but `M' found

Run result unavailable: job failed with error message INVALID_PARAMETER_VALUE: Failed to parse %run command: string matching regex `\$[\w_]+' expected but `M' found) Stacktrace:/Notebookpath: scalato call notebook we are using dbutils.notebook.run("N...

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wise_owl
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Not sure of @pratik21 , but for me cloning the notebook at a different location worked for me and it stopped giving me the error altogether.

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weldermartins
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Resolved! pyspark - regexp_extract

hello everyone, I'm creating a regex expression to fetch only the value of a string, but some values ​​are negative. I am not able to create the rule to compose the negative value. can you help me?from pyspark.sql.functions import regexp_extract fro...

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ErinArmistead
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Twilight
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How to make backreferences in regexp_replace repl string work correctly in Databricks SQL?

Both of these work in Spark SQL:regexp_replace('1234567890abc', '^(?<one>\\w)(?<two>\\w)(?<three>\\w)', '$1') regexp_replace('1234567890abc', '^(?<one>\\w)(?<two>\\w)(?<three>\\w)', '${one}')However, neither work in Databricks SQL. I found that this ...

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User16764241763
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Hello @Stephen Wilcoxon​ Could you please share the expected output in Spark SQL?

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