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Hi @Kaniz Fatma​ , thanks for the remainder.Hey @Hubert Dudek​ - thank you very much for your prompt response.Initially, I was using urllib3 to 'GET' the data residing in the URL. So, I wanted an alternative for the same. Unfortunately, requests libr...

Another problem is that dbfs storage doesn't support random writes (used by zip):Does not support random writes. For workloads that require random writes, perform the operations on local disk first and then copy the result to/dbfssource: https://docs...

Hi @Jiri Koutny​ these files anyway should be synced to your remote repository (git, bitbucket, GitLab etc). The APIs from version control tools Git API for example might help you achieve what you want. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38491722/r...

Please check your admin console.

Hi @Sarvagna Mahakali​ There is an easier hack: a) You can save results locally on the disk and create a hyper link for downloading CSV . You can copy the file to this location: dbfs:/FileStore/table1_good_2020_12_18_07_07_19.csvb) Then download with...

was actually anything created by script in directory <my_output_dir>?The best would be to permanently mount ADSL storage and use azure app for that.In Azure please go to App registrations - register app with name for example "databricks_mount" . Ad...

In this topic you can find some more info:https://community.databricks.com/s/question/0D53f00001Pp5EhCAJThe docs are not that clear.

There is dbfs:/dbfs/ displayed maybe file is in /dbfs/dbfs directory? Please check it and try to open with open('/dbfs/dbfs. You can also use "data" from left menu to check what is in dbfs file system more easily.

In this case they are writing to a directory on the driver.