During the deployment pre-requisites of docker sqlserver2019, the system returns the message "docker:Unexpected token e in JSON at position 324 You will need to restart Azure Data Studio if the tools are installed manually to pick up the change. You may find additional details in 'Deployments' and 'Azure Data CLI' output channels". May I have your help , please ? Azure Data Studio has been restarted.
I love this functionality but I wish there were a way (unless I'm missing it) to save the notebook as a PDF for those business users in the org to be able to view.
The concept of the Jupyter Notebooks is a reasonably good thing, but the fact that Microsoft want to use it to advertise their new 'featurees' (products?) at you is a bad thing. I hate the new bubbles and feature re-enforcement that they're spitting out all the time. Just let us use what we're paying for without advertising at us, for Pete's sake!
This is incredible! Is there a use case for supporting LINQ to SQL (I'm thinking LinqPad)?
Add the "Dump" capabilities of LINQPad and all of the cool visuals, and that would be even cooler!
During the deployment pre-requisites of docker sqlserver2019, the system returns the message "docker:Unexpected token e in JSON at position 324
You will need to restart Azure Data Studio if the tools are installed manually to pick up the change. You may find additional details in 'Deployments' and 'Azure Data CLI' output channels".
May I have your help , please ?
Azure Data Studio has been restarted.
I love this functionality but I wish there were a way (unless I'm missing it) to save the notebook as a PDF for those business users in the org to be able to view.
You can print it to a PDF - I believe this comes as a standard part of Windows 10/11.
How is that cloud if you need local software installed?
Its 2023 ...and ipywidgets is still not compatible with ads?
So you could have those notebooks under source control along with your application files!
I'm missing Powershell 7 and Core in the Kernel option
The concept of the Jupyter Notebooks is a reasonably good thing, but the fact that Microsoft want to use it to advertise their new 'featurees' (products?) at you is a bad thing. I hate the new bubbles and feature re-enforcement that they're spitting out all the time. Just let us use what we're paying for without advertising at us, for Pete's sake!