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I am going to share with you my experience with my Chime account purchase history.A few days ago I needed a Chime account for my website payment system. I have more payment systems on my website, but few of my clients want to pay via a Chime account....
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Hello,I have several tables loaded from S3 using Lakeflow pipelines which generates streaming table and materialized views. Want to be able to read these tables in AWS redshift.Based on the Databricks documentation for compatibility mode:Databricks C...
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We have a notebook that calculates the "mode" (most frequent value) of a customer_parent_name field using ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY ... ORDER BY count DESC). The exact same notebook code is deployed to two Unity Catalog-governed environments (D...
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Agree with the explanation from @ShamenParis. Databricks documents this explicitly too for ROW_NUMBER(): If the ordering is not unique, the result is non-deterministic.So if two customer_parent_name values have the same cnt, either one can receive ro...
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Subject: Storage Credential creation fails with "Access Connector ... could not be found" despite fully verified Azure configurationHi all,I'm trying to create a storage credential (Azure Managed Identity) for Unity Catalog on a Premium Azure Databri...
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@Data_Engineer14,
Great troubleshooting so far. The fact that every Azure-side check passes cleanly but the storage credential creation still fails is a strong signal that this is a backend registration issue, not a misconfiguration on your end.
Wh...
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Hi everyone,We are in the process of migrating our legacy Airflow DAGs (largely time-based cron schedules) to Lakeflow Jobs, and I want to fully leverage the platform's event-driven capabilities rather than just replicating the old "timer-based" patt...
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Just answer the details in another thread. Please check.
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Hi everyone,We are in the process of migrating our legacy Airflow DAGs (largely time-based cron schedules) to Lakeflow Jobs, and I want to fully leverage the platform's event-driven capabilities rather than just replicating the old "timer-based" patt...
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Thanks for the question. This is a very important and interesting question. Please find details from my side.How are you using File Arrival Triggers and Table Update Triggers to avoid running compute against empty or unchanged sources? Have you seen ...
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Hi all,Do we have any guidelines or a CI/CD approach for deploying a Databricks app from one environment (e.g., DEV) to PROD?We are currently facing the following challenge:We created a Databricks app in the DEV environment through the UI. At runtime...
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Thank you for the details. Yes, I agree we should adopt the DABs for the deployment and define the resources while creating the app ( which can be consider as as solution). However if the permission module is managed separately, lets say via terrafor...
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Hi Databricks Community,I’d like to hear how other Data Engineers are handling schema evolution with Auto Loader in production environments.Consider the following scenario:We have a continuously running ingestion pipeline using Auto Loader that proce...
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You can absolutely leverage Databricks Genie and the new Genie Ontology to handle downstream changes caused by addNewColumnsWithTypeWidening, and handle the changes using Genie ontology, but it requires understanding the division of labor between you...
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Hello Community.We recently enabled the following option on several existing Auto Loader streams:"cloudFiles.useManagedFileEvents": "true"Most streams continued working, but one now fails while restoring its existing checkpoint, referencing a file si...
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I am really glad to hear you got the stream unblocked.Thank you for sharing the exact error code (FAILED_READ_FILE.NO_HINT). That makes perfect sense—if the RocksDB .zip archive itself is physically unreadable or corrupted at the storage layer, rathe...
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SummaryWhen downloading data as CSV from a table widget on an AI/BI Dashboard (kebab menu → Download → Data → Download CSV), the column order in the exported file does not match the column order displayed in the dashboard. All aggregated (measure) co...
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I had a go at reproducing this on a current AI/BI build and couldn't get a plain table widget to misbehave. I built a table grouping dimensions plus sum(...) measures, arranged dimensions-first, and the exported CSV kept that order every time.
I test...
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I'm setting up OAuth M2M (client-credentials) authentication for a service principal, as the long-term replacement for PAT-based auth in a GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow. The token exchange itself succeeds and returns a valid, well-formed access token...
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further refined this problem with below if anyone has any idea how I could address? thanks. Later in troubleshooting, this same should_change_password error started appearing on a personal-account PAT as well (not just the SP's OAuth token) — so what...
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I have used monotonically_increasing_id() to add unique to datasource .However , this does not add unique id in increasing number ..Its kind of random.How to perform this in pyspark.
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Hey So monotonically_increasing_id() only promises the numbers go up and are unique, not that they're neat like 1, 2, 3. Under the hood it bakes the partition number into the ID, so each partition jumps ahead by billions.If you let me know what you'...
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Hi everyone,I’m building out a production Medallion Architecture using Delta Live Tables (DLT), and I’m refining our strategy for handling data that fails Expectations.While expect_or_drop and expect_or_fail are straightforward, I’m struggling to fi...
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Hi,Good questions. A few things that have worked.On the quarantine pattern, the version most people land on first is two flows from the same source, one with the expectations and one with the inverted condition. It works, but it reads the source twic...
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Hi community,I’m currently architecting a multi-workspace environment under Unity Catalog, and I’m looking for the most sustainable way to manage Service Principal access to raw data landing zones.We are debating between using External Locations (sco...
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Hi,On question one, I would reframe the choice rather than answer it directly. Managed volumes sit in Databricks controlled storage, which means an external producer cannot write into them through Unity Catalog. If your landing zone is fed by systems...
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Hi everyone,As we look to modernize our Delta tables, I’m evaluating the move from Z-Ordering to Liquid Clustering, particularly for our historical datasets that exceed 500TB.While the benefits of Liquid Clustering (avoiding over-partitioning and bet...
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Hi,The good news is that the migration is much cheaper than you are assuming, because the full rewrite is optional.When you run ALTER TABLE with CLUSTER BY, existing data is not rewritten. Subsequent writes and normal OPTIMIZE runs use the new cluste...
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