44 Databricks SQL Alerts | Configure Alert Schedule and Destinations
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Databricks SQL Alerts | Azure Databricks Alerts | Schedule and Destinations for Alerts Video explains - What is Alerts in Databricks? How to configure Databricks SQL Alerts? How to configure different destinations in Databricks for Alerts? What are the different types of Destinations available with Databricks? Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 01:19 - Create Query to evaluate condition for Alerts 03:33 - How to create Databricks SQL Alerts? 06:55 - How to add Alert schedule and destinations in Databricks? 07:48 - What type of Alert destinations are available in Databricks? Databricks Website: www.databricks.com Databricks SQL Alerts - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/sql/user/alerts/ The series provides a step-by-step guide to learning Databricks, a popular unified Data Intelligence Platform. New video in every 3 days ❤️ Follow Subham Khandelwal on LinkedIn and Don't forget to Share - https:// www.linkedin.com/in/subhamkharwal/ Disclaimer: This series is meant only to learning and teaching purpose. The host/tutor can not be held responsible for any misuse or any comments. The thoughts and views are of the tutor, it has nothing to do with the employer. #databr…
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