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Resolved! DeltaTable' object has no attribute 'clone'
Hello, I use delta on my local machine and I would like to clone a table, however the cloning is not working.I have the last version of delta installed (delta-spark==2.0.0) but the clone method does not exist in the python module.With this code :delt...
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Hello @Bertrand BURCKER Hope all is well! Just wanted to check in if you were able to resolve your issue and would you be happy to share the solution or mark an answer as best? Else please let us know if you need more help. We'd love to hear from yo...
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About privileges that clone a Git repository on Databricks
Hi,allDo I need admin privileges to clone a Git repository on Databricks?Cloning was not possible with an account that did not have administrator privileges.Regards.
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Navigate to Settings > admin console > Workspace settings > Repos and check the value for "Repos Git URL Allow List permissions".When set to 'Disabled (no restrictions)', users can clone or commit and push to any Git repository.When set to 'Restrict ...
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Please bring back "Right Click > Clone" functionality within Databricks Repos! After this was removed, the best way to replicate this fun...
Please bring back "Right Click > Clone" functionality within Databricks Repos!After this was removed, the best way to replicate this functionality was to:Export the file in .dbc format Import the .dbc file back in. New file has a suffix of " (1)"As o...
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Hello! Just to update the group on this question, the clone right-click functionality is working again in Repos for me I believe this fix came with a new databricks upgrade on 2022-04-20 / 2022-04-21
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Why would I make a deep clone of a Delta table vs reading the table and writing a copy to a new location?
It seems like with both techniques I would end up with a copy of my table. Trying to understand when I should be using a deep clone.
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A deep clone is recommended way as it holds the history of the table. Also, the DEEP clone is faster than the read-write approach.
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