Hi @Databricks24, Certainly! It’s great that you’re following best practices in Databricks.
Let’s address the issue with the UserAgentEntry in the JDBC URL.
UserAgentEntry in JDBC URL:
- The UserAgentEntry parameter in the JDBC URL allows you to specify a custom user agent string for your Databricks JDBC connections. This can be useful for tracking or identifying specific applications or clients.
- You’ve included UserAgentEntry=<ApplicationName/Year> in your sample URL. Replace <ApplicationName/Year> with an appropriate value representing your application or use case. For example, you could set it to something like MyApp/2023.
- Make sure to choose a descriptive and unique value for your application to differentiate it from other clients connecting to Databricks.
Diagnostic Logging and User Agent Value:
- You mentioned enabling the ‘DatabricksSQL’ category logs for diagnostic purposes. However, you do not see the user agent value being set.
- Let’s troubleshoot this:
- Ensure that the JDBC URL in your application code includes the UserAgentEntry parameter, as shown in your sample URL.
- Verify that the application code correctly constructs the JDBC URL with the appropriate values for host, httpPath, token, and other parameters.
- Check if any additional configurations or settings in your application might override or ignore the user agent value.
- If you’re using connection pooling or connection management libraries, ensure they do not interfere with the user agent setting.
- Review any logs or error messages related to JDBC connections to identify issues.
- If necessary, consult the Databricks documentation or seek assistance from Databricks support to troubleshoot further.
Remember to replace placeholders like <host>, <httpPath>, <token>, and <ApplicationName/Year> with actual values specific to your environment and use case.
If you encounter any specific errors or issues, please provide additional details; I’ll be happy to assist further! 😊