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Re: How to get a list of the datasets in a notebook
Hi David, Yes, you can do : import dataiku client = dataiku.api_client() project = client.get_project('TEST_PROJECT') datasets = project.list_datasets()1 · -
Re: Scenario with parameters
Hi, I would use project variables. In your case, I would set the variables of project A to {"x":y} and run scenario of project A from project B. You can use the python client to do that in …1 · -
Re: Python recipe picks the dataset name automatically for SQL Query
Hello, yes, you can find the solution in the plugin tutorial. you have an exemple here: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import dataiku import pandas as pd, numpy as np from dataiku.customrecipe import * # Re…1 · -
Re: Python Package installed but import statement is giving error
Hi, Works fine for me. Are you sure that the dss_home is the dss_home of the instance running?1 · -
Re: Error message when importing R iris database
Hi, The dkuReadDataset function is a dataiku function, to load a dataset with it, the dataset must be in the flow of your project. But to load the iris dataset, you can do: library(datasets) data(iri…1 ·
