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I don't because I haven't found a good one for Parquet. I would really like something like SSMS for SQL Server. I would poke at local Parquet files either thro
by wenc 5y ago
I don't because I haven't found a good one for Parquet. I would really like something like SSMS for SQL Server.
I would poke at local Parquet files either through a local instance of Spark (or DataBricks when I was using that for remote data folders) or use Pandas' read_parquet from Jupyter.
- scottmcdot 5y agoSame, I would really love a local-running tool like SSMS or Teradata SQL Assistant. CDSW has been good to use with Python (interacting with spark.sql) as a somewhat IDE however it's also web-based. The best thing I have gotten to work is Python within VS Code (running locally) tunnelling to a CDSW project, where I again can run spark.sql. However, it still prints tables out in ASCII way instead of the nice way of SSMS or Teradata SQL Assistant.