'How to suppress output from a kqlmagic query in Jupyter?
I am using kqlmagic to execute KQL queries in my Jupyter notebook. While executing, kqlmagic prints output to the notebook such as:
* forrest@loganalytics
Done (00:00.302): 1 records
1201 rows, truncated to display_limit of 0
This output ends up taking up half my screen. I would like to hide it and only display my final output, which is a matplotlib graph of the returned data.
Is it possible to disable printing this output from kqlmagic?
Solution 1:[1]
I don't love this solution, but I was able to turn most of the output off using the following settings:
%config Kqlmagic.display_limit = -1 # don't display tables returned by Kqlmagic queries
%config Kqlmagic.show_query_time = False # don't display elapsed time of queries
%config Kqlmagic.show_conn_info = None # don't display the logged-in account
Unfortunately it still prints some empty lines, but this is the best I could figure out so far.
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