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# Databricks

Setting up your Database Instance with Databricks

Follow these steps to configure your database instance using Databricks:

* Log in to your DBSync Cloud Replication instance.
* Navigate to the Database tab to begin configuration.
* Click the Database icon in the top navigation toolbar.

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* Select Databricks and provide the necessary configuration details, including:
* Host
* Port
* Username
* Password
* Database name
* Schema

How to find Databricks Connection Details:

1. Log in to your Databricks account.

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2. In the left-hand panel, click on SQL Warehouse.

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3. Inside the SQL Warehouse section, click on Connection details.

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4. This is where you can find all the required connection information.


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