Select an interpreter
Oracle Healthcare Translational Research-Notebook provides you with the option to choose between various interpreters that process data and generate output.
For more information, see:
Parent topic: Manage Notebooks
Available interpreters
The various interpreters supported in this release are described in the following sections:
Parent topic: Select an interpreter
fcc-jdbc

Click this icon to create a paragraph with ofsaa jdbc.
The ofsaa-jdbc Interpreter provides the following functions:
- #help - list available custom functions of the interpreter.
- loadGraph (code,graphtag [--optional,date]) - load a graph for a particular
date in yyyy-mm-dd format.
The return type is void and should not be assigned to any variable.
For example: loadGraph("code","graphtag","date");
- listGraphs() - list all of the available graphs in a tabular form.
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other code.
For example: listGraphs()
- getGraphDetails(code) - get graph details in a tabular form.
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other code.
For example: getGraphDetails("code")
- listDatasets() - list all available datasets in a tabular form.
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other code.For example: listDatasets()
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fcc-pyspark

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the fcc-pyspark interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
fcc-spark-sql

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the OFSAA SQL interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
PGX

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the PGX interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
PGQL

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the PGQL interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
greenmarl

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the greenmarl interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
fcc-ORE

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the fcc-ORE interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
fcc-spark-scala

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the OFSAA interpreter.
This interpreter provides the following functions:
- loadGraph(code,graphtag [--optional,date]) - load the graph for a particular
date in yyyy-mm-dd format.
Return type is void and should not be assigned to any variable.For example: loadGraph("code","graphtag","date");
- saveGraphAs(graphtag, usertag) - create a snapshot of a graph against a new
tab.
The return type is void and should not be assigned to any variable.For example: saveGraphAs("graphtag","usertag");
- listGraphs() - list all available graphs in a tabular form.
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other code.For example: listGraphs()
- getGraphDetails(code) - get the graph details in a tabular form.
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other code.For example: getGraphDetails("code")
- loadDataset(code) - load a particular dataset.
Returns a DataFrame.For example: var ds = loadDataset("code"))
- loadDataset(code,date) - load dataset for a particular date in yyyy-mm-dd
format.
Returns a DataFrame.For example: var ds = loadDataset("code","startDate","endDate"))
- listDatasets() - list all available datasets in a tabular form.
Cannot be used in conjunction with any other code.For example: listDatasets()
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Markdown

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the Markdown interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters
fcc-python

Click this icon to create a paragraph with the fcc-python interpreter.
Parent topic: Available interpreters