Hello, which PyCelonis version?

Hi @Teuku Faruq,

Version 1.7.6. I was also wondering whether it had something to do with this.

I tried to update to the latest version but for some reason it doesn't pick it up:

Update to Pycelonis 2.0.*:PyCelonis version when connecting:

Any idea?

Thanks in advance.

Best,

Teun

I would check if somebody has updated celonis and you are using other version

https://celonis.github.io/pycelonis/2.0.0/tutorials/executed/01_quickstart/01_installation/#2-install-pycelonis

print(pycelonis.__version__)

Hi @Guillermo Gost,

This is where I get lost. It says I'm using version 1.7.6, but when I update Pycelonis, I get the notification that I do have version 2.0.1. Do you know how this is possible and how this can be fixed?

Thanks,

Teun

Restart the kernel and do the import pycelonis again, then execute only the print version, and let's see what we get...

@Guillermo Gost that works, thanks! I keep on running into different errors though as version 2.0.1 is set up completely differently. Any idea what I'm doing wrong here? There should be a get_packages() function https://celonis.github.io/pycelonis/2.0.1/reference/pycelonis/ems/studio/space/#pycelonis.ems.studio.space.Space.get_packages

Thanks,

Teun

"space" is a collection, listing all the existing spaces. Thus has not methods.

You need to select on space using space=celonis.studio.get_spaces().find("space to use")

Then the resulting space contains a space object, that, hopefully, will contains packages.

Again get_packages() return a collection (a dict if I recall correctly), so again you need to select one in order to continue working (like crerating a new analysis)

HTH

Hi @Guillermo Gost,

Is there no way to select all available assets (space/package/knowledge models/variables, etc)?

Thanks,

Teun

Nope. You have to iterate. Usually will be something like

for space in celonis.studio.spaces():

for package in space.get_packages():

for analysis on package.get_analysis():

.... et cetera, et cetera ....

HTH

(if you want to clon some space, I think there is a tool to clone and backup things, but don't remember the name at the moment)