There are three ways of executing parameterized notebook (from another "runner" notebook). Check out the demo files!
Cheatsheet is definitely one of my tools to learn new things. From learning bash (unix/linux), PowerShell, KQL, markdown, Docker, Python or R!
There is an amazing line up of Women presenters and tech + professional development for the […]
Learn more about Executable Troubleshooting Guides with Notebooks for SQL people, and help raise money to provide food and necessary living items for children affected by COVID pandemic
Converting SQL scripts to Notebook is super handy for users who are trying out notebooks and […]
Check out "Notebooks 101 for SQL People" presented by Julie Koesmarno and "Azure Data Studio - Above and Beyond" presented by Warwick Rudd at Scottish Summit on 27 Feb 2021.
When writing a notebook, it can be very handy to be able to refer to a specific part to a notebook and allow the readers to jump to that part, i.e linking or anchoring. Using this technique, you can also create an index list or a table of contents or cross-referencing to parts of other notebooks too.
Learn about .net Interactive notebooks in Azure Data Studio with Rob Sewell at Data Exposed!
This blog post covers examples of cross-cluster and cross-service querying, including handy syntax, code snippets and notebooks that you can use in Azure Data Studio.
In this blog post, I'm going to go through a popular way of connecting to a Log Analytics workspace with Kqlmagic, - i.e. using Azure Active Directory Login authentication.