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Hello, I've been trying to run a Databricks configuration, but am turning up with an error. Am I missing something, or is it a genuine bug that I've hit? The driver I'm running is the most recent, 2.6.32 version of the Databricks driver.
Then, the error I'm getting is:
Looks to me like the system's not able to pick up the metadata provider. |
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Hi @rdstn, Which version of Ontop are you using? We officially support Databricks since 5.0.0 and already have these entries: 4.2.2 already supported Apache Spark, but we had to do several fixes to make it work with Databricks. For recent versions of Databricks's JDBC driver, we use As for the user and the password, we usually pass them using the entries Best, |
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Hi @rdstn,
Which version of Ontop are you using? We officially support Databricks since 5.0.0 and already have these entries:
https://github.com/ontop/ontop/blob/version5/db/rdb/src/main/resources/it/unibz/inf/ontop/injection/sql-default.properties#L123
4.2.2 already supported Apache Spark, but we had to do several fixes to make it work with Databricks.
For recent versions of Databricks's JDBC driver, we use
jdbc:databricks://
as prefix. ThehttpPath
contains the path to the data warehouse.As for the user and the password, we usually pass them using the entries
jdbc.user
andjdbc.password
.Best,
Benjamin