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To identify certain deltalake features available on a certain installation, it is important to have a robust way to identify deltalake version. For OSS, I found that the below Scala snippet will do the job.import io.delta
println(io.delta.VERSION)Not...
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@Yousry Mohamed​ - could you please check the DBR runtime release notes for the Delta lake API compatibility matrix section ( DBR version vs Delta lake compatible version) for the mapping.Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/release-notes/runtime/r...
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Using OSS jars is causing classpath issues always when running the job on Databricks. The same job works fine on EMR/on-premise.
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I following the https://docs.databricks.com/dev-tools/databricks-connect.html#intellij-scala-or-java to obtain spark-avro jar since databricks have it's custom from_avro method to use with kafka schema registry, But i am not able to find spark-avro j...
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Is there a way to use sql desktop tools? because delta OSS or databricks does not provide desktop client (similar to azure data studio) to browse and query delta lake objects.I currently use databricks SQL , a webUI in the databricks workspace but se...
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DSR is Delta Standalone Reader. see more here - https://docs.delta.io/latest/delta-standalone.htmlIts a crate (and also now a py library) that allows you to connect to delta tables without using spark (e.g. directly from python and not using pyspa...
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Is it possible to run the OSS SPark history server and view the spark event logs.
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Yes, it's possible. The OSS Spark history server can read the Spark event logs generated on a Databricks cluster. Using Cluster log delivery, the SPark logs can be written to any arbitrary location. Event logs can be copied from there to the storage ...