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Greetings, all. I am wanting a notebook to throw an error if a condition isn't met, and I want that error to show in a Data Factory pipeline that is triggering the notebook. How can I do this?
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Thanks for the reply, @frithjof_v. The challenge there is I'd then need to add logic in the pipeline to evaluate whether or not the exit value output indicates an error.
The solution I found (which I found somewhere on the internet that I don't recall) is to use raise Exception("Error message here"). Here's a modified version of the code block; the vars are just fake examples of operations I am performing:
if var == None:
raise Exception("No match found.")
else:
var2 = var
This sends the exception back as an error to the pipeline so the Notebook activity actually fails, which is handy.
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I think you can use exit value in Notebook.
And then use the Notebook exit value as input for an IF Condition activity in your data pipeline.
Thanks for the reply, @frithjof_v. The challenge there is I'd then need to add logic in the pipeline to evaluate whether or not the exit value output indicates an error.
The solution I found (which I found somewhere on the internet that I don't recall) is to use raise Exception("Error message here"). Here's a modified version of the code block; the vars are just fake examples of operations I am performing:
if var == None:
raise Exception("No match found.")
else:
var2 = var
This sends the exception back as an error to the pipeline so the Notebook activity actually fails, which is handy.
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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