4.1 Managing the Notebooks
A notebook acts as a frame for Paragraphs.
Common Screen Elements in Notebooks
The following table describes the common screen elements in a notebook that can be used to perform various actions on a notebook.
Note:
Some icons may not be visible as the visibility is controlled based on configurable parameters.Table 4-1 Common Screen Elements in Notebooks
| Button | Icon | Action/Description |
|---|---|---|
| Modify Notebook |
|
Click this button to modify the details of a notebook such as name, description, and/or tags. |
| Hide Code |
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Click this button to hide or show the Code Section in all the paragraphs in a notebook. |
| Show Result |
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Click this button to hide or show the Results Section in all the paragraphs in a Notebook. |
| Read Only |
|
Click this button to set the notebook to Read-only mode.
NOTE: The notebook is protected from edit, clear result, delete, reset session, run paragraphs, and share in Read-only mode. |
| Write |
|
Click this button to set the notebook to Write mode. |
| Show Panel |
|
Click this button to show or hide the Paragraph Settings Bar Commands, Results Toolbar, and Settings Dialog for a selected paragraph in a panel to the right of the notebook. |
| Run Paragraphs |
|
Click this button to execute all the paragraphs
in a notebook in sequential order. For more information, see
Run All Notebook Paragraphs.
You can view the results in various formats. For more information, see Managing the Results. |
| Invalidate Session |
|
Click this button to reset any connection or code executed in a notebook. |
| Delete Notebook |
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Click this button to delete a notebook. |
| Clear Result |
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Click this button to clear results for all the paragraphs in
a notebook.
Warning: This action clears all the results. You must run the paragraphs again to view the results. |
| Clear Paragraph Dependencies |
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Click this button to remove all defined paragraph dependencies. |
| Open as Embedded Window |
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Click this button to open a notebook in Embedded window. This allows a notebook to be embedded inside another webpage. |
| Share Notebook |
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Click this button to share a notebook with another user, user group, or role. |
| Clone Notebook |
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Click this button to create a copy of a notebook. All
paragraphs in the current notebook are replicated in the new
notebook.
The cloned notebook is created with the default name, Copy of <Current Notebook Name>. |
| Export Notebooks |
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Click this button to export a notebook to your computer as a DNSB file. |
| Print Notebook |
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Click this button to print a notebook in the PDF format and save it in your local machine. |
| Layout |
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Click this button to set the preferred layout, Zeppelin, or Jupyter. |
| Default Template |
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Click this button to apply the overall look and feel of the notebook using the default template. |
| Default View |
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Click this button to switch between Default, Simple, and Report views. |
| Versioning |
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You can use this option to create versions for your notebook, which helps you analyze the changes based on the version control. |
| Attach Credentials |
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You can use this option to attach credentials (a wallet and a password) to the notebook to enable secure data access. |