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request error: invalid operation state. This should not have happened

gilo12
New Contributor III

I am trying to identify errors coming from Databricks. So I can handle them in my code.

Sometimes I get a descriptive error, that points me to the exact problem, but then if I run the exact same test, I sometimes get "request error: invalid operation state. This should not have happened" .

If there was some persistency I could work with that, but it looks like am getting different result with each run.

What might be the reason for that "request error: invalid operation state. This should not have happened" message and how I can avoid it, so I will always get a proper error message from Databricks.

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mathan_pillai
Databricks Employee
Databricks Employee

Can you share what command were you executing ? Also were you currently doing exception handling within your code with try/catch exception ? Can you also check the driver logs during the time error happened ? The driver logs should have more details on the full stack trace . Above details could shed some light on what is happening.

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