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12-17-2025 08:36 PM
I am unable to read the file in workspace/user in free edition, it was actually possible few weeks back but now it throws this error
"[FAILED_READ_FILE.NO_HINT] Error while reading file dbfs:REDACTED_LOCAL_PART@outlook.com/BigMartSales.csv. SQLSTATE: KD001"
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12-18-2025 01:24 AM
In the new Free Edition access to the legacy DBFS root is restricted or disabled to move to secure storage pattern UC Volumes. Seems recent updates have ceased any permissions to dbfs.
RG #Driving Business Outcomes with Data Intelligence
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12-18-2025 07:01 AM
Yes, in Free Edition dbfs is disabled. If you want to upload your own files just create a managed volume in Unity Catalog.
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02-02-2026 03:17 AM
So how do i upload to this managed volume without dbfs and without using the UI?
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02-02-2026 03:46 AM
You can use databricks cli if you don't want to use UI
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02-02-2026 05:34 AM
With databricks-cli i can copy to some volume in the unified dictionary using dbfs and this works in fact with the current free edition. To this extent i created a service principal and granted appropriate (in fact all) rights. Which means, that dbfs still works in the free edition. I think it is only dbfs root which is deprecated (and disabled in the free edition).
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02-02-2026 05:00 AM
Or is it, that only dbfs root is disabled and not dbfs itself?