Hi @bigkahunaburger,
The 64k row limit in Databricks SQL applies only to the UI display, not the actual data processing. To access your full dataset, you can use the Download full results option to save the query output.
Or use Spark or JDBC/ODBC connections to retrieve the full dataset. Simply Run your SQL query and store the results in a Spark dataframe and then export it to a file format like Parquet or CSV. Then read the file back into a Spark dataframe for filtering, or advanced analytics, else you can also load the file into BI tools or SQL databases for visualization and querying purpose.