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03-21-2025 14:18 PM - last edited 03-24-2025 12:59 PM
Download this notebook from: semantic-link-labs/notebooks/Delta Analyzer.ipynb at main · microsoft/semantic-link-labs · GitHub
Install the latest .whl package
Check here to see the latest version.
%pip install semantic-link-labs
import sempy_labs as labs table_name = 'MyTable' # Enter the name of the delta table lakehouse = 'MyLakehouse' # Enter the name or ID of the lakehouse in which the delta table resides workspace = 'MyWorkspace' # Enter the name or ID of the workspace in which the lakehouse resides
x = labs.delta_analyzer(
table_name=table_name,
lakehouse=lakehouse,
workspace=workspace
)for name, df in x.items():
print(name)
display(df)x = labs.delta_analyzer(
table_name=table_name,
approx_distinct_count=False,
lakehouse=lakehouse,
workspace=workspace
)The export always appends results to the delta tables
x = labs.delta_analyzer(
table_name=table_name,
lakehouse=lakehouse,
workspace=workspace,
export=True
)
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