Databricks
Run SQL statement jobs and inspect available Databricks compute
Connect Databricks to submit, poll, and cancel SQL warehouse statements and list SQL warehouses or clusters. A shared service-principal connection serves workspace workflows; published apps can instead use per-user OAuth.
Connect Databricks
For a shared connection, enter the workspace URL, SQL warehouse ID, service-principal client ID, and client secret. For published app users, an administrator configures the Databricks OAuth client and the final app origin before users authorize their own accounts.
Example prompt:
Use Databricks to run this bounded revenue query in the configured warehouse, poll until complete, and show the first 100 rows.
Verify and recover
List warehouses, submit SELECT 1, poll its statement ID, then cancel a disposable long-running statement. For app-user mode, verify two test users cannot see each other's connection or results.
If authorization fails, check the workspace origin, warehouse permission, client grant, and secret. Disconnecting removes the Swarmz credential; it does not stop unrelated Databricks jobs.