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How do you throw an error from a Notebook so a Data Factory pipeline knows to stop running?
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 = varThis sends the exception back as an error to the pipeline so the Notebook activity actually fails, which is handy.
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!