Hello, I’m trying to see the current structure of my rdataframe (name df0) using df0.Display("",20)->Print() but I had created this dataframe with multithreading on. Is there anyway I can view the tabular content of the dataframe without turning off multi-threading in the 1st place? My dataset is very large and turning off multi-threading will take up a lotta time when running the code.
Hello @amansas,
Display together with MT is indeed not supported. If you can’t use the non MT version even just for a few entries of your dataset, you can, for example, Snapshot your RDF to a ROOT file and then inspect the ROOT file outside of the RDF application.
Cheers,
Marta