Databricks
Enables direct access to Databricks lakehouse platform through JDBC connectivity. This connector supports querying data warehouses, data lakes, and analytics workloads hosted on Databricks.
Connection parameters
{
"server": "",
"port": "",
"db": "",
"connString": ""
}
Authentication
Databricks connections support three authentication methods:
| Method | Use case |
|---|---|
| Personal Access Token | Shared identity via a Databricks PAT |
| OAuth Client Credentials | Shared service-principal identity via the M2M client-credentials grant |
| OAuth | Per-user identity via your identity provider (details) |
With OAuth, each user signs in with their own Azure AD or OIDC identity
and queries run under that identity. On Azure AD, the token is passed
directly to the Databricks JDBC driver. On other OIDC providers, Datagrok
exchanges the token at the workspace's /oidc/v1/token endpoint using a
configured federation policy.
See also: