Nice video, but why would you do this in a real case scenario? Wouldn’t you say that it’s better to run different notebooks managing their orchestration from data factory?
That's an excellent question! Personally I would recommend orchestrating notebooks from data pipelines. However, there are some cases where especially that %run command is very handy for separating some functions or generic notebook initializations to a separate notebook. What comes to notebookutils' run commands, those I use way more rarely.
@@AleksiPartanenTech Can we also pass JSON string to another Notebook? And is there any limitation on number of parameters we pass to another notebook? I will also try on these too.
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Nice video, but why would you do this in a real case scenario? Wouldn’t you say that it’s better to run different notebooks managing their orchestration from data factory?
That's an excellent question! Personally I would recommend orchestrating notebooks from data pipelines. However, there are some cases where especially that %run command is very handy for separating some functions or generic notebook initializations to a separate notebook. What comes to notebookutils' run commands, those I use way more rarely.
Very informative video tutorial @AleksiPartanenTech
Glad you like it! :)
@@AleksiPartanenTech Can we also pass JSON string to another Notebook? And is there any limitation on number of parameters we pass to another notebook?
I will also try on these too.
@@prabhatn As a string you can basically pass anything. I would imagine that there are some limits but I don’t know them on top of my head.