By Mark Gillis
In his new blog, Mark Gillis explores how to modify queries on the fly using Jupyter Notebook, widgets and interactive SQL.
OK, fair enough, that does sound a bit specialised and will maybe put some people off. Nothing like a good blast of technobabble to send us scurrying to the coffee machine.
What this is getting at is the ability to modify queries on the fly. It’s one of the reasons I’m quite taken with Jupyter Notebooks; the ability to provide some SQL and to run it, take a look at the result set and then tweak the original SQL and re-run it until you get the output you want.
Read the blog, Jupyter Notebooks, Widgets and Interactive SQL in full.
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