Hi @UmaMahesh1 , thanks for your reply.
Yeah it is so weird and i can't seem to find the answer for that still (maybe that im using a community edition?, since i created databricks resource from my azure trial subscription)
Anyway, i wanted to clarify on these points
- "In case you are using community edition clusters, try copying the file to the driver node first and then read it" . Does that i mean i have to copy and write the file into databricks local file storage first? (idk what's the term for this, i suppose its like /temp /tmp storage?)
- 2nd option - i think i've tried reading using dataframe before, but it seemed it just read the binary string but couldn't write it back to binary files? CMIIW
Looking forward for your advice on this hehe but at your convenience, thanks