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Nishin
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Error in SQL statement: SparkException: Table Access Control is not enabled on this cluster.

Hi Experts,Am using 'DataScience and Engineering' Workspace in Azure databricks and want to test 'table access control' on legacy Hive metastore on cluster.i did all what is mentioned in the link 'https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/da...

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Hi @nishin kumar​ Hope everything is going great.Just wanted to check in if you were able to resolve your issue. If yes, would you be happy to mark an answer as best so that other members can find the solution more quickly? If not, please tell us so ...

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Redkite
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Create table for non-admins (Table Access Control cluster/workspace)

Is there a way for non admin (at workspace level) or users without having (SELECT, MODIFY on ANY File) to create tables (unmanaged/external) even though they are owner of the database in which they want to create tables in a Table Access Controlled c...

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Blackwell15
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Grant privileges on all the explain tables to non admin user as ... where BIADMIN is the non admin user who wants to generate explain plans. AdvancedMD Login

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sravan_enukonda
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Resolved! I am looking for best practices in implementing Ranger type of Access control in Databricks ?

Need this to do auditing and numbers of users accessing databases and tables created in databricks

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garren_staubli
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Hi Sravan, Apache Ranger is commonly used for fine-grained access controls. In your description, it sounds like you might be able to leverage Databricks audit logs, which would allow you to see user-level actions: https://docs.databricks.com/administ...

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Resolved! What options do I have for controlling end user access to data?

For security and privacy reasons I need to limit what datasets are available for access by end users. How can I accomplish this in a Databricks workspace?

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sajith_appukutt
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Unity Catalog is the recommended approach as it lets you manage fine-grained data permissions using standard ANSI SQL / UI . More details could be found here

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