Using Dataiku
- I am new to Dataiku When I use a prepare recipe is it better than using a code recipe in terms of performance optimization, and if a prepare recipe is better which engine would give me better performa…
Last answer by TurribeachI would say that in general you shouldn't need to be concerned about performance issues on recipes until the time where you have a real performance issue. Furthermore a key Dataiku capability is that you can use both code and visual recipes to achive the same goals. This allows you to support both "coders" and "clickers" personas. Invariably certain work loads will be faster in one type of recipe than others but you have to look at this in a case by case basis. There are infinite ways to code something up, so you also have a huge variability on code recipes depending on how they are coded.
Last answer by TurribeachI would say that in general you shouldn't need to be concerned about performance issues on recipes until the time where you have a real performance issue. Furthermore a key Dataiku capability is that you can use both code and visual recipes to achive the same goals. This allows you to support both "coders" and "clickers" personas. Invariably certain work loads will be faster in one type of recipe than others but you have to look at this in a case by case basis. There are infinite ways to code something up, so you also have a huge variability on code recipes depending on how they are coded.
- Dear Dataiku Community, I have some data that I need to push into power BI from Dataiku, However, because some cells of that data came with multilines ( data imported from .xlsx file) like : " BHGE OC…Solution by
Solution by AdrienLHi,
When using find/replace, \n will only match if you are set the “Match mode” to Regular expression. Otherwise it only matches actual “\n”.
