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You could create the table as external table by using CREATE TABLE student_copy AS SELECT * FROM student; to pull the data from the managed table.

The issue could be related to how the service principal is being resolved in your system. Unlike users, service principals are often registered in a directory (like Azure AD), and their names might not match what you’re using. Instead of using TestSe...

Is this happening with any browser in Windows? 

Did anyone manage to solve this?Currently we can save data using a Unity Catalog enabled Access mode: Single User cluster, but we CANNOT with a Access mode: Shared.We have tried the steps described in (https://docs.databricks.com/en/connect/external-...

It happened! With the release of Metabase 51, Databricks is now officially supported as a driver 拾- Databricks and Metabase docs- Video guide

Yes, you are correct. Databricks cleanrooms are built on Delta Sharing, which is foundational to how data is securely shared in Databricks. Since Delta Sharing itself does not natively support column-level masking or row-level security, these feature...

[] comes under valid characters, so it is an issue with dbfs.fs. dbutils.fs.ls("/Workspace/Users/user@databricks.com/qwe[rt]") fails with java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character in path at index I tested a workaround meanwhile that can help ...

@tim-mcwilliams I'm not sure if you found a workaround or a fix for this issue. We have recently found another issue (Integration between PyMC and Databricks Kernel does not go well. Specifically, the rendering logic of the progress bar in PyMC) that...

This is likely a rate limit imposed to prevent spam or excessive messaging, can you try later and advise if the problem persists?

"Light" is deprecated, and you can't create a new compute with that type.  Usually when deprecated products show up on pricing pages, someone is paying for extended support to Microsoft, but sometimes it means they didn't edit that page.  You can alw...

from pyspark.dbutils import DBUtils from pyspark.sql import SparkSession spark = SparkSession.builder.getOrCreate() dbutils = DBUtils(spark)Adding this to the module file solves the problem.  

Hi, Can you please share the complete error?Can you try restarting the cluster, that might helo to mitigate the issue.

Hi @chethankumar, Setting up CloudWatch might required customer setup, by setting clusters using init script. You might want to consider contacting your account team to guide you through the process. Additional please find the post which could be use...

Hi @HeckGunderson, Have you tried running the code using notebook with your Databricks workspace? https://docs.databricks.com/en/notebooks/index.html Also you can do it via CLI using SQL connector. https://docs.databricks.com/ja/dev-tools/python-sql-...