Hey @Kirankumarbs !
applyInPandas runs in separate Python worker processes, so your driver-side logging.basicConfig(...) doesn’t apply there. That’s why print(..., flush=True) works (stdout from the worker is wired through), but logger.info() doesn’t...
@bdocken - I spoke to our product team and they'd like to access your workspace. If you give us permission, they will use a formal process in which they get one-time access. Let me know and I'll forward this thread to them!
Got it. That probably means there aren’t any audit events yet that match its filters.
Make sure you’ve actually exercised the app using On‑Behalf‑Of (have a few users sign in and trigger actions that call Databricks APIs through the app).
Confirm t...
Hey @dtank36 - when you go into your UC and system tables, do you see the tables you are trying to query? Can you possibly look manually through the UI to see if they are there? Are you getting an error or just no records returned?
@bdocken - Thank you for the information! I flagged out internal team and they are investigating this. Does the issue persists when tried from different accounts/devices? Could you also provide their workspace ID and confirm the date of occurance?
