Therefore, instead of using (under "Step 2: Use a notebook to list and read shared tables" in the above URL):
client = delta_sharing.SharingClient(f"/dbfs/<dbfs-path>/config.share")
client.list_all_tables()
I am using:
credentials = dbutils.secrets.get(scope='redacted', key='redacted')
profile = delta_sharing.protocol.DeltaSharingProfile.from_json(credentials)
client = delta_sharing.SharingClient(profile=profile)
client.list_all_tables()
The above works fine. I can list the tables. Now I would like to load a table using Spark. The documentation suggests using
delta_sharing.load_as_spark(f"<profile-path>#<share-name>.<schema-name>.<table-name>", version=<version-as-of>)
But that relies on having stored the contents of the credential file in a folder in DBFS and using that path for <profile-path>. Is there an alternative way to do this with the "profile" variable I am using? By the way, the code is bold instead of formatted in code blocks because I kept getting errors that prevented me from posting.
What is the best way to be proficient in Apache spark?
Case 2: However, when a Single User Access mode cluster is activated (in the screenshot, labeled as dataengineer1@d...), dataengineer1 can view all schemas and tables. This is not the desired behavior.
I'm hoping to find a solution that ensures even in Single User Access Mode, users can only access Schemas and Tables for which they have permission.
Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I value the expertise of this community and look forward to your responses.
Thank you
Is there a problem with cloudformation template ? I would assume the integration should work if cloud formation succeeds. Any help would be appreciated
ERROR- Your workspace region is not yet supported for model serving, please see https://docs.m.eheci.com/machine-learning/model-serving/index.html#region-availability for a list of supported regions.
The account is in ap-south-1. I can see there is no cross? Does X means available or not available?
Also can account and workspace can have different region?If yes how to check and modify that
After reading this post, I used init script as follows to install gdal into runtime 12.2 LTS
The init script ran and cluster could start properly but when i run import gdal in notebook, i get the following error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gdal'
I also tried installing gdal into the cluster via Maven repository, it does not work either.
May I know what I can do to get gdal installed properly?
Thank you.
@Sujitha Hi Sujitha, Could you please let us know when we can see the Databricks rewards portal and we hope that the points credited over there will remain the same. Please update on these 2.
Hi Guys,
Does anybody know when the Databricks community reward store portal will open?
I see it's still under construction
In the top of our DLT notebook we are importing the wheel package as below
On execution of the pipeline we get the below error
And from the logs you can see that the file is not accessible:
knowing that the file exists already, when checked from the DBFS Explore UI screen.
We've tried to list the available folders and files accessible by the DLT Pipeline node and we got the below:
As you can see dbfs looks empty and it doesn't contain any folder or file, which we can see and access from the DBFS explorer ui portal.
Volumes and Workspace files are accessible from the pipeline, but:
- Uploading to Volumes giving Error uploading without additional details to know the issue, even uploading manually from the UI
- Workspace/shared...: Files are accessible but the problem that it's not working with CI/CD pipelines to automatically push wheel files from there, so we need to upload them manually.
Any idea, how can we overcome this, and to be able to upload the wheel files via Azure DevOps to the DBX environment and to be able to import them in our DLT pipelines?
We are trying to get cluster life_cycle_state using API and we are able to get various values as below
RUNNING
PENDING
TERMINATED
INTERNAL_ERROR
Is there any other values apart from above values it would be a great help.
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