2. If you are using PySpark in databricks, then another way to use python variable in a Spark SQL query is below: max_date = '2022-03-31'. df = spark.sql(f"""SELECT * FROM table2 WHERE Date = '{max_date}'""") Here 'f' at the beginning of the query refers to 'format' which will let you use the variable inside PySpark SQL statement.
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Databricks API Documentation. 2. Generate API token and Get Notebook path. In the user interface do the following to generate an API Token and copy notebook path: Choose 'User Settings'. Choose 'Generate New Token'. In Databrick file explorer,"right click" and choose"Copy File Path". 3.
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There is a new SQL Execution API for querying Databricks SQL tables via REST API. It's possible to use Databricks for that, although it heavily dependent on the SLAs - how fast should be response. Answering your questions in order: There is no standalone API for execution of queries and getting back results (yet).
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You can use the built in function - date_format, but the reason you were getting"00" returned for the month is because you had your format incorrect. You specified"mm" which returns minutes of the hour; you should have specified"MM" which returns month of the year. So correct code is:
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Another way is to go to Databricks console. Click compute icon Compute in the sidebar. Choose a cluster to connect to. Navigate to Advanced Options. Click on the JDBC/ODBC tab. Copy the connection details. More details here. answered Feb 15, 2022 at 10:54. Ofer Helman.
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Even though secrets are for masking confidential information, I need to see the value of the secret for using it outside Databricks.
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Databricks Runtime 14.1 and higher now properly supports variables.-- DBR 14.1+ DECLARE VARIABLE dataSourceStr STRING ="foobar"; SELECT * FROM hive_metastore.mySchema.myTable WHERE dataSource = dataSourceStr; -- Returns where dataSource column is 'foobar'
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Are there metadata tables in Databricks/Spark (similar to the all_ or dba_ tables in Oracle or the information_schema in MySql)? Is there a way to do more specific queries about database objects in Databricks?
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The requirement asks that the Azure Databricks is to be connected to a C# application to be able to run queries and get the result all from the C# application. The way we are currently tackling the problem is that we have created a workspace on Databricks with a number of queries that need to be executed. We created a job that is linked to the ...
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4. I have connected a Github repository to my Databricks workspace, and am trying to import a module that's in this repo into a notebook also within the repo. The structure is as such: Repo_Name. Checks.py. Test.ipynb. The path to this repo is in my sys.path (), yet I still get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'Checks'. When I try to do ...
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