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Databricks CLI operations: auth, profiles, data exploration, and bundles. Contains up-to-date guidelines for Databricks-related CLI tasks.
| name | databricks-core |
| description | Databricks CLI operations: auth, profiles, data exploration, and bundles. Contains up-to-date guidelines for Databricks-related CLI tasks. |
| compatibility | Requires databricks CLI (>= v0.292.0) |
Core skill for Databricks CLI, authentication, and data exploration.
databricks --version must report v0.292.0 or newer. Installation is the user's responsibility; if the CLI is missing, run the command anyway and let the shell's command not found surface the problem to the user.
Authenticated: databricks auth profiles. If empty: see CLI Authentication.
NEVER auto-select a profile.
databricks auth profilesEach Bash command runs in a separate shell session.
# WORKS: --profile flag
databricks apps list --profile my-workspace
# WORKS: chained with &&
export DATABRICKS_CONFIG_PROFILE=my-workspace && databricks apps list
# DOES NOT WORK: separate commands
export DATABRICKS_CONFIG_PROFILE=my-workspace
databricks apps list # profile not set!
Use these instead of manually navigating catalogs/schemas/tables:
# discover table structure (columns, types, sample data, stats)
databricks experimental aitools tools discover-schema catalog.schema.table --profile <PROFILE>
# run ad-hoc SQL queries
databricks experimental aitools tools query "SELECT * FROM table LIMIT 10" --profile <PROFILE>
# find the default warehouse
databricks experimental aitools tools get-default-warehouse --profile <PROFILE>
See Data Exploration for details.
⚠️ CRITICAL: Some commands use positional arguments, not flags
# current user
databricks current-user me --profile <PROFILE>
# list resources
databricks apps list --profile <PROFILE>
databricks jobs list --profile <PROFILE>
databricks clusters list --profile <PROFILE>
databricks warehouses list --profile <PROFILE>
databricks pipelines list --profile <PROFILE>
databricks serving-endpoints list --profile <PROFILE>
# ⚠️ Unity Catalog: POSITIONAL arguments (NOT flags!)
databricks catalogs list --profile <PROFILE>
# ✅ CORRECT: positional args
databricks schemas list <CATALOG> --profile <PROFILE>
databricks tables list <CATALOG> <SCHEMA> --profile <PROFILE>
databricks tables get <CATALOG>.<SCHEMA>.<TABLE> --profile <PROFILE>
# ❌ WRONG: these flags/commands DON'T EXIST
# databricks schemas list --catalog-name <CATALOG> ← WILL FAIL
# databricks tables list --catalog <CATALOG> ← WILL FAIL
# databricks sql-warehouses list ← doesn't exist, use `warehouses list`
# databricks execute-statement ← doesn't exist, use `experimental aitools tools query`
# databricks sql execute ← doesn't exist, use `experimental aitools tools query`
# When in doubt, check help:
# databricks schemas list --help
# get details
databricks apps get <NAME> --profile <PROFILE>
databricks jobs get --job-id <ID> --profile <PROFILE>
databricks clusters get --cluster-id <ID> --profile <PROFILE>
# bundles
databricks bundle init --profile <PROFILE>
databricks bundle validate --profile <PROFILE>
databricks bundle deploy -t <TARGET> --profile <PROFILE>
databricks bundle run <RESOURCE> -t <TARGET> --profile <PROFILE>
| Error | Solution |
|---|---|
cannot configure default credentials | Use --profile flag or authenticate first |
PERMISSION_DENIED | Check workspace/UC permissions |
RESOURCE_DOES_NOT_EXIST | Verify resource name/id and profile |
| Task | READ BEFORE proceeding |
|---|---|
| Auth issues / new workspace | CLI Authentication |
| Exploring tables/schemas | Data Exploration |
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