Read arguments in a scala note invoked by a job.
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11-29-2022 07:13 PM
In a scala note, how to I read input arguments (e.g. those proved by a job that runs a scala notebook). In python, dbutils.notebook.entry_point.getCurrentBindings() works. How about for scala.
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11-30-2022 11:04 AM
Hi @Robert Russell
You can use dbutils.notebook.getContext.currentRunId in scala notebooks.
Other methods are also available like
dbutils.notebook.getContext.jobGroup
dbutils.notebook.getContext.rootRunId
dbutils.notebook.getContext.tags etc...
You can check out the list of methods available in getContext using the autofill feature 😅 by hitting tab after dbutils.notebook.getContext.
Cheers..
