The language selector is in the lower right corner of the cell.
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#!sql) or the VS Code notebook language selector. In our case, it’s C# (.NET Interactive), and we will need to switch the language to SQL (.NET Interactive). To change the language in a cell, you can either use a magic command in Jupyter (e.g. You can also create a new notebook with Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N key combination.Įvery notebook has a default language. NET Interactive: Create new blank notebook. To create a new notebook, open the Command Palette( Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows or Cmd-Shift-P on macOS), and select. Once you have the requirements listed above installed, you are ready to start using SQL in. A database – In this blog post, I will be using the Adventure Works 2019 lightweight edition.If not, you can follow along with the examples below by installing the following: If you already have a SQL database, you can use that. Getting Startedįirst, you’ll need a Microsoft SQL Server or Azure SQL database. SQL notebooks combine the benefits of querying data with the rich visualization of notebooks. NET Interactive team has collaborated with the Azure Data Studio team to bring SQL integration to.
NET Interactive now ships with T-SQL support in addition to C#, F#, PowerShell, JavaScript, and HTML. In our last post, we announced that you can create. NET Interactive Notebooks Extension is now named Polyglot Notebooks.
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