I believe z.context() is the only way to share data between interpreters. Within an interpreter data is usually available across paragraphs…perhaps even across notebooks as I guess zeppelin will create a single interpreter in the backend unless you somehow make it use separate ones.
> On Jun 16, 2016, at 9:24 PM, Cameron McBride <cameron.mcbr...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Greetings, > > I'm brand new to zeppelin, and this notebook technology looks great. I'm > evaluating using it for our data science team, but got it up and running > quickly using some PostgreSQL data and some spark tests. The distributed > nature of each paragraph, and naturally varying interpreters within a > notebook is fantastic. Some of the current built in technology is so > refreshing compared with trying to beat in such functionality to other > notebook / sharing solutions. Anyhow, I'm stoked and wanted to share that > first as part of my first post. :) > > In using the PostgreSQL interpreter, is there a way to share some output data > with other paragraphs? I'm trying to run a SQL query, then perhaps do some > analysis or derived logic in a different interpreter later in the notebook. > Sorry if I missed this somewhere, but my digging couldn't find a workable > answer. > > TIA, > > Cameron > >
