Azure-docs: Incorrect Content

[Mike-E-angelo]

Srsly needs to be a way to link to the precise content within the page. :P

"In the New Linked Service window, select Data Store > Azure Databricks, and then select Continue."

Should be:

"In the New Linked Service window, select Compute > Azure Databricks, and then select Continue."

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• ID: a176f27b-f9fc-e0ff-0a48-aa42036051f2
• Version Independent ID: d2356b83-3101-4b56-baaf-8bdf31e3bb57
• Content: Run a Databricks Notebook with the Databricks Notebook activity in Azure Data Factory
• Content Source: articles/data-factory/transform-data-using-databricks-notebook.md
• Service: data-factory
• GitHub Login: @nabhishek
• Microsoft Alias: abnarain

[mimckitt]

@Mike-EEE Thanks for the feedback! I have assigned the issue to the content author to investigate further and update the document as appropriate.

[hiteshtulsani]

Is there a way to specify cluster python version within Databricks notebook activity?

[krisbock]

This content is still incorrect and has not been updated.
"In the New Linked Service window, select Data Store > Azure Databricks, and then select Continue." should be 'select Compute > Azure Databricks".....

[Mike-E-angelo]

Any comment @MicahMcKittrick-MSFT ? @nabhishek ?

[mimckitt]

@jason-j-MSFT can you help look into this one?

[Mike-E-angelo]

Cooooooool thanks, team. :D

[Mike-E-angelo]

Any luck, @jason-j-MSFT / @MicahMcKittrick-MSFT ?

[mimckitt]

@Mike-EEE we are working offline to engage the content author. Will update when we have more :)

[bcas997]

I think the python syntax in your Notebook code is incorrect. The print() function needs the parentheses.

[nabhishek]

Is there a way to specify cluster python version within Databricks notebook activity?

@hiteshtulsani Yes, you can specify spark environment variable to specify a python 3 cluster in the databricks linked service. (In ADF UI -> Databricks linked service (new or edit) -> Additional cluster settings -> Cluster Spark environment variables, add Name -> PYSPARK_PYTHON, Value-> /databricks/python3/bin/python3)
In future, we will provide a simple dropdown in the UI to select Python version.

[nabhishek]

@bcas997 It depends on which python version are you using. this works for me.

[nabhishek]

please-close

[Mike-E-angelo]

@nabhishek forgive me if I missed something obvious here but Python had nothing to do with the issue I posted. :) From my understanding @MicahMcKittrick-MSFT is looking for a content author to address the copy. Please let me know what I have misunderstood here.