3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Hi everyone,
I hope you're all doing well.
I'm experiencing some challenges with Databricks SQL, and I wanted to reach out to see if others have encountered similar issues or have suggestions for troubleshooting. Below is a summary of the problems I'm facing:
1. Error Messages and Query Loading:
2. Editor Switching:
3. Performance Problems:
I've already tried clearing my browser cache and cookies (using Chrome), but the issues persist.
I've attached screenshots to provide more context on the behaviour. Has anyone experienced similar issues, or is this a known problem? Any advice or guidance on next steps would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your support!
Best regards,
Boitumelo
2 weeks ago
This is expected behavior for now while we are still improving the new SQL editor. Eventually, the new SQL editor will be the only editor. An individual user can toggle apply to all my queries which should let them work primarily in the new SQL editor, but if they are working on a shared query they may occasionally still need to go back to the old editor
2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago
Hi @Walter_C,
Thank you for your input and support regarding the challenges I’ve been experiencing with Databricks SQL.
I followed up with support, and they confirmed that these are known issues currently under review. Here’s a summary of the response:
Known Issue with Clusters and Data Versions:
New SQL Editor Limitations:
Current Workarounds:
The support team is actively working to integrate all queries into the new editor, though no ETA has been provided. If anyone encounters similar issues, I recommend reviewing the documents shared by Microsoft for more clarity.
If you have any additional insights or workarounds, please feel free to share!
Thanks again for the assistance.
3 weeks ago
After hitting on Reload the query becomes available but you see that the SQL editor changes to classic or to the new editor as well.
I have noticed some of this behavior when the query is not supported on any of either views so the system will try to jump in between each other to make it work.
3 weeks ago
@Walter_C, thanks for the response. Do you perhaps know if there is a potential remedy for this behaviour?
I also wonder if the Databricks team is working on a fix.
3 weeks ago
I will check on this with our internal team.
2 weeks ago
Hi @Walter_C,
Any updates?
3 weeks ago
Thanks @Walter_C, looking forward to hearing back from you.
2 weeks ago
Hello, yes, they have informed to us that this is known and they are working to integrate all queries in the new format, there is still no ETA but they are working on it
2 weeks ago
Hi @Walter_C,
Thanks for the feedback. Could you perhaps find out what the issue is exactly and what the current workaround is?
This will help with giving direction to the rest of my team.
Regards,
Boitumelo
2 weeks ago
This is expected behavior for now while we are still improving the new SQL editor. Eventually, the new SQL editor will be the only editor. An individual user can toggle apply to all my queries which should let them work primarily in the new SQL editor, but if they are working on a shared query they may occasionally still need to go back to the old editor
2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago
Hi @Walter_C,
Thank you for your input and support regarding the challenges I’ve been experiencing with Databricks SQL.
I followed up with support, and they confirmed that these are known issues currently under review. Here’s a summary of the response:
Known Issue with Clusters and Data Versions:
New SQL Editor Limitations:
Current Workarounds:
The support team is actively working to integrate all queries into the new editor, though no ETA has been provided. If anyone encounters similar issues, I recommend reviewing the documents shared by Microsoft for more clarity.
If you have any additional insights or workarounds, please feel free to share!
Thanks again for the assistance.
Join a Regional User Group to connect with local Databricks users. Events will be happening in your city, and you won’t want to miss the chance to attend and share knowledge.
If there isn’t a group near you, start one and help create a community that brings people together.
Request a New Group