To improve development efficiency, you can create data analytics nodes by using the script templates provided by workspace members and tenants.
Note the following points when using script templates:
- The script templates provided by members of the current workspace are available on the Workspace-Specific tab.
- The script templates provided by tenants are available on the Public tab.
For more information about how to use script templates, see SQL script template.
Buttons on the interface
| No. | Button | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Save | Save the settings of the current script template. |
| 2 | Steal Lock | Steal the lock of the current script template and then edit it if you are not the owner of the script template. |
| 3 | Submit | Commit the current script template to the development environment. |
| 4 | Publish Snippet | Make the current general-purpose script template public to the current tenant account so that all users under the account can view and use the script template. |
| 5 | Parse I/O Parameters | Parse input and output parameters from the code.
Note Typically, the parameters entered here are table names instead of scheduling parameters.
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| 6 | Precompile | Edit custom and system parameters for the current script template. |
| 7 | Run | Run the current script template in the development environment. |
| 8 | Stop | Stop running the current script template. |
| 9 | Format Code | Format the code based on keywords. |
| 10 | Properties | View the basic information and set input and output parameters for the current script template. |
| 11 | Versions | View the deployed versions of the current script template. |
| 12 | Snippet Nodes | List the reference records of the current script template. |