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Manage Azure Databricks storage items (Fabric integration with Azure Databricks)

Authentication scope: fabric

list

Section titled “list”

List Azure Databricks storage items in a workspace

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage list --workspace <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID

Examples

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage list --workspace $WS

Output fields: id, displayName, description

Read-only · Returns list

show

Section titled “show”

Show details of an Azure Databricks storage item

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage show --workspace <value> --id <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--id string Yes Azure Databricks storage ID

Read-only · Returns object

create

Section titled “create”

Create a new Azure Databricks storage item

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage create --workspace <value> --name <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--name string Yes Display name
--description string No Optional description
--sensitivity-label string No Sensitivity label ID to apply on creation

Examples

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage create --workspace $WS --name "My Databricks Storage"

Output fields: id, displayName

Mutates state · Long-running operation · Returns object

update

Section titled “update”

Update Azure Databricks storage item properties

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage update --workspace <value> --id <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--id string Yes Azure Databricks storage ID
--name string No New display name
--description string No New description

Mutates state · Returns object

delete

Section titled “delete”

Delete an Azure Databricks storage item

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage delete --workspace <value> --id <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--id string Yes Azure Databricks storage ID
--hard-delete bool No Permanently delete (cannot be recovered)

Examples

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage delete --workspace $WS --id $ADS_ID --hard-delete

Mutates state · Destructive · Returns void

get-definition

Section titled “get-definition”

Get the definition of an Azure Databricks storage item

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage get-definition --workspace <value> --id <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--id string Yes Azure Databricks storage ID
--decode bool No Decode base64 payloads inline (adds decodedPayload field)

Examples

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage get-definition --workspace $WS --id $ADS_ID --decode

Read-only · Long-running operation · Returns object

update-definition

Section titled “update-definition”

Update the definition of an Azure Databricks storage item

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage update-definition --workspace <value> --id <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--id string Yes Azure Databricks storage ID
--file string No Path to definition file
--content string No Inline definition content (JSON)

Examples

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage update-definition --workspace $WS --id $ADS_ID --file definition.json

Mutates state · Long-running operation · Returns void

external-location

Section titled “external-location”

Print the ID-based OneLake ABFSS path to use as the Azure Databricks Unity Catalog external-location URL (abfss://&lt;ws&gt;@onelake…/&lt;id&gt;/Files/)

Terminal window
fabio azure-databricks-storage external-location --workspace <value> --id <value>
Flag Type Required Description
--workspace string Yes Workspace ID
--id string Yes Azure Databricks storage ID

Read-only · Returns object