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Then open control panel -> Administrative tools -> ODBC DataSource and add ODBC instance into your local machine.
In the Data Source Name field, type a name for your DSN. In my case I have choose it eduschedargdevmanagedrgdbw01 as its my resource name in Azure and I want to be consistent across the platform.
Optionally, in the Description field, type relevant details about the DSN.
From the Spark Server Type drop-down list, select the appropriate server type for the version of Spark that you are running
If you are running Shark 0.8.1 or earlier, then select SharkServer.
If you are running Shark 0.9, or Spark 1.1 or later, then select SparkThriftServer.
To find the name of server on which Databrick is hosted. Open Databricks and click on compute and then All purpose cluster which is active.
Specify whether the connector uses the DataStax AOSS service when connecting to Spark, and provide the necessary connection information:
Host: This is the same host name you use for accessing Databricks via the user interface (example:xyz.azuredatabricks.net) Username: token Password: To create an authentication token in Databricks, click on the profile icon in the upper right corner of Databricks. Under โUser Settingsโ, click โAccess Tokensโ. And then click โGenerate New Tokenโ. Paste the token into this password field. SSL: 1 transportMode: http httpPath: This is the path to the cluster that will be used to execute the query. Click on your cluster in the Databricks UI. Then under โConfigurationโ, scroll down to โAdvanced Optionsโ. Then click on the tab โJDBC /ODBCโ. There you will see a field called โHTTP Pathโ. AuthMech: 3 (3 corresponds to UserName and Password) UseSystemTrustStore: 1
Enable SSL
Open Microsoft visual studio and connect with ODBC instance that you have added following the above 8 steps
I am able to establish the connection and query the data from Databricks delta tables in SSRS using ODBC connector. However, when I am deploying the dataset and report file to reporting server and trying to connect it failed.
Hi @Tharun-Kumar I am able to establish connection successfully between data bricks and SSRS. I have installed Simba spark driver on Server hosting SSRS application and my machine which has visual studio which I am deploying to the server. I make sure that I am using the supported application aligned with my architecture of my server. In my case its 64 bit. Please feel free to touch base if you still face issue. haiderali_1993@hotmail.com
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