Are there any known limitations when consuming large datasets (~100,000 rows) via to_pandas_dataframe() from an Azure SQL Datastore? Is there an alternative approach to directly load this dataset into a Pandas DataFrame? Azure Machine Learning 1000* Use PyODBC as a Workaround: Python import...
database_uri = "mssql+pyodbc://username:password@server/database?driver=ODBC+Driver+17+for+SQL+Server" Make sure you have the necessary Python packages installed, such as pyodbc and sqlalchemy, to facilitate the connection to SQL Server. Adjust the connection string with your actual server det...
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I prefer using the built-in VBA functions over FSO because in my experience the VBA functions are an order of magnitude faster than using FSO. (It is possible to read the entire file into a single variable, akin to what Rich suggested, should you wish to do that instead...) ...