Notebook cell editing

Hello!! Whenever I follow the instructions (see screenshot) I do not get the kxsql-demo workspace, but only the kxscm workspace. Moreover, when accessing the kxscm workspace, I am able to reach the introductory .md files, but I cannot edit any cells where I need to write code.

 

Could anyone provide some help, please? (Note: for refreshing at step 5, I refresh from the button on the upper left corner)

Hi  ,

*Editing as I misunderstood your error in my first response*

Take another read through the Readme, as it’s possible you might have missed a few steps:

  1. go to the ‘Launcher’ tab (or open a new JupyterLab tab)
  2. open a ‘Terminal’
  3. run the script using ./setup.sh within ~/course-introduction-sql
  • ignore warnings (odbc.k and namespace collision)
  1. (optionally) close the terminal window
  2. open (or refresh) KX Developer
  3. open the ‘kxsql-demo’ workspace

The kxsql-workspace is within KX Developer so be sure you’ve opened that up. You will need this to be able to run the code within the markdown file.

Hope this helps,

Laura

Dear Laura,

Thank you for letting me know! However, I tried all of the above steps, and it still does not work. I have some questions:

-Is the KX Developer the tab that I already have in the screenshot?

-Should the kxsql-workspace be inside kxscm, or should it be a separate workspace?

Thank you for the help!

Hi ,

That screenshot shows you are still in JupyterLab. Once you’ve ran the script in the terminal, click the Launcher tab (blue button in the top left hand corner), then click KX Developer (screenshot provided).

Once KX Developer has launched, you’ll be greeted with your workspaces where you should see your kxsql-demo workspace.

Hope this helps,

Megan

Hi Laura,

I appear to be having the same problem but when I run the script using ./setup.sh within ~/course-introduction-sql I get “no such file or directory”. Do you have any idea what the problem here might be?

Thank you for your help!

 

Hi ,

Can you double check where you are running the setup.sh script from? If you’ve been completing a few courses, your terminal may just be in the wrong directory. Your terminal should look like this: 

Hope this helps!

Laura