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Hi @Ensiyeh Shojaei​ ,Which cloud service are you using? According to the cloud provider, you will have a list of tools that can help you to connect and interact in your application.

Hi @Jason Schmit​ ,Your file might be too large to upload by using the upload interface docs I will recommend to split it up into smaller files. You can also use DBFS CLI, dbutils to upload your file.

@Hugh Vo​ - If Sajehs's answer resolved the issue, would you be happy to mark their answer as best?

Hello @Nathan Buesgens​ , from a high level point of view, by default, notebooks source code and metadata in the control plane are encrypted at rest in AWS RDS using AWS KMS with a Databricks-managed Key. But there is other data related to notebooks ...

Hi @Ken Pendergast​, you are supposed to be able to reference any Notebook you have the right permissions on so it looks like you are running into a bug, can you please reach out to support or email me directly with your workspace ID? My email is jan...

@Yadhuram MC​  if the issue persists, please email me at bilal dot aslam at databricks dot com. I would like to get to the root of this issue. It

@Werner Stinckens​  Thanks for your explanation.

@Atharva Salunke​ - If you're referring to @Maithreyi Pagar​, they're all set.

@Bertrand BURCKER​  Is your requirement to do it only from the CLI? Or to export the repos?If it is to export the repos, you can export it as DBC format from the UI.

Are you sure it is Databricks which puts the special character in place?It could also have happened during the copy of the external system to ADLS.If you use Azure Data Factory f.e. you have to define the encoding (UTF-8 or UTF-16, ...)

why not to create manage table?dataframe.write.mode(SaveMode.Overwrite).saveAsTable("<example-table>")   # later when we need data resultDf = spark.read.table("<example-table>")