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Has anyone experimented with connecting to "Databricks on AWS" data sources? If so, which reader format or transformer should be used to make the connection and browse the available data?

Hi @pmcpherson​, At this time we do not have a Databricks Reader/Writer.

As a workaround you could use the JDBC Reader/Writer and by installing the Databricks JDBC Driver (/FME/plugins/java in My Documents) and then restarting FME, you would be able to see if you can connect to the Databricks Database. However, I do believe you would need to use SQLExecuter to interact with Databricks using 'SQL' like commands to pass to the Databricks Database. Let me know how this works for you.


Jenna,

Thanks for the response. Yes, after I posted this question I eventually found the JDBC option and was able to install the needed driver and query data (and browse the tables) using the SQLExecutor.


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