Hi everyone,I'm currently facing an issue with handling a large amount of data using the Databricks API. Specifically, I have a query that returns a significant volume of data, sometimes resulting in over 200 chunks.My initial approach was to retriev...
Hi community, When I use pyspark rdd related functions in my environment using databricks connect, I get below error: Databricks cluster version: 12.2. `RuntimeError: Python in worker has different version 3.9 than that in driver 3.10, PySpark cannot...
Got it. As a side note, I tried above methods, but the error persisted, hence upon reading docs again, there was this statement: You must install Python 3 on your development machine, and the minor version of your client Python installation must be t...
Hi,Are there any plans to build native slack integration? I'm envisioning a one-time connector to Slack that would automatically populate all channels and users to select to use for example when configuring an alert notification. It is does not seem ...
Hi team,This is how I connect to Snowflake from Jupyter Notebook:import snowflake.connector snowflake_connection = snowflake.connector.connect( authenticator='externalbrowser', user='U1', account='company1.us-east-1', database='db1',...
I have a scheduled task running in workflow.Task 1 computes some parameters then these are picked up by a dependent reporting task: Task 2.I want Task 2 to report "Failure" if Task 1 fails. Yet creating a dependency in workflows means that Task 2 wil...
Hi @sharpbetty , Any suggestions how I can keep the parameter sharing and dependency from Task 1 to Task 2, yet also allow Task 2 to fire even on failure of Task 1?Setup:Task 2 dependent on Task1 Challenge: To Fire Task 2 even on Task 1 FailureSoluti...
In a pyspark application, I am using set of python libraries. In order to handle python dependencies while running pyspark application, I am using the approach provided by spark : Create archive file of Python virtual environment using required set o...
Hi, I have not tried it but based on the doc you have to go by this approach. ./environment/bin/pythonmust be replaced with the correct path. import os from pyspark.sql import SparkSession os.environ['PYSPARK_PYTHON'] = "./environment/bin/python" sp...
I am trying to reading json from aws s3 using with open in databricks notebook using shared cluster.Error message:No such file or directory:'/dbfs/mnt/datalake/input_json_schema.json'In single instance cluster the above error is not found.
Hi @Nagarathna , I just tried it on a shared cluster and did not face any issue. What is the exact error that you are facing? Complete stacktrace might help. Just to confirm are you accessing the "/dbfs/mnt/datalake/input.json" from the same workspac...
Hi All,we are executing databricks notebook activity inside the child pipeline thru ADF. we are getting child pipeline name in job name while executing databricks job. Is it possible to get master pipeline name as job name or customize job name thr...
I think we should raise a Request/Product Feedback. Not sure if it would be Databricks that would own it or Microsoft but you may submit feedback for Databricks here - https://docs.databricks.com/en/resources/ideas.html
Hi,I am getting FilereadException Error while reading JSON file using REST API Connector.It comes when data is huge in Json File and it's not able to handle more than 1 Lac records.Error details:org.apache.spark.SparkException: Job aborted due to sta...
Hello @DataBricks_Use1 , It would great if you could add the entire stack trace, as Jose mentioned. But there should be a "Caused by:" section below which would give you an idea of what's the reason for this failure and then you can work on that. fo...
We have to generate over 70 intermediate tables. Should we use temporary tables or dataframes, or should we create delta tables and truncate and reload? Having too many temporary tables could lead to memory problems. In this situation, what is the mo...
Hi Phani1, It would be a use case specific answer, so if it is possible I would suggest to work with the Solution Architect on this or share some more insights for a better guidance. When I say that, I just would want to understand would we really ne...
I'm seeking advice regarding Databricks bundles. In my scenario, I have multiple production environments where I aim to execute the same DLT. To simplify, let's assume the DLT reads data from 'eventhub-region-name,' with this being the only differing...
Hi All,Looking for suggestions to see if it is possible to control users via Azure AD (outside of Azure Databricks). As i want to create a new users in Azure and then I want to give RBAC to individual users and rather than control their permissions f...
Thank you Kaniz, let me try some of the options as my Databricks is integrated with AAD. Let me try Option 1 as thats my primary requirement.
We have an integration flow where we want to expose databricks data for querying through odata(webapp). For this piecedatabricks sql API <- Delta tables :2 questions here:1. can you share link/documentation on how we can integrate databricks <-delta ...
Hi @Ruby8376 - can you please review the similar posts where the resolution is provided https://community.databricks.com/t5/warehousing-analytics/databricks-sql-restful-api-to-query-delta-table/td-p/8617 https://www.databricks.com/blog/2023/03/07/da...
Hi all, I am using Databricks and created a notebook and would like to run in Dashboard. It works correctly. I share the Dashboard with another user UserA with "Can Run" permission When I login as a UserA and login and accesses Dashboard then does a...
We use a private PyPI repo (AWS CodeArtifact) to publish custom python libraries. We make the private repo available to DBR 12.2 clusters using an init-script as prescribed here in the Databricks KB. When we tried to upgrade to 13.2 this stopped wor...
I'm coming back to provide an updated solution that doesn't rely on the implementation detail of the user name (e.g., libraries) - which is not considered a contract and could potentially change and break in the future.The key is to use the --global ...
