The command shown in the screenshot appears to be hallucinated.

databricks sql-statements execute is not a valid Databricks CLI command. It looks like Genie combined concepts from the SQL Statement Execution API with CLI syntax that doesn't actually exist.

This is one of the areas where I'd strongly recommend validating generated CLI commands against the official documentation before relying on them.

If your goal is to execute SQL programmatically, the supported options are:

• SQL Statement Execution API

• Databricks SDK (statement_execution.execute_statement(...))

• Databricks SQL Connector for Python

• spark.sql(...) if you're already running on Databricks compute

For example, using the Statement Execution API:

databricks api post /api/2.0/sql/statements --json '{
  "warehouse_id": "<warehouse-id>",
  "statement": "SHOW SCHEMAS IN customer360"
}'

The screenshot is a good example of why AI-generated commands should be verified before use—everything about the syntax looks plausible even though the command group itself doesn't exist.