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I've been following through this post and the docs here. I've created a cluster whose DRB is 13.3 and set the Access Mode to "Single User", which you can see a snapshot of below under "Screenshot". Despite these settings and following through both the docs and the blog post from posit, I'm getting this error which isn't listed in the docs "Reported Problems" section. For the life of me, I can't understand why it's saying my cluster doesn't have "Single User" access mode enabled when the portal says it is. FWIW, the cluster IDs have been scrubbed from here, but they match between the portal and what's stored in my R environment.
!Retrievingversionfromcluster'XXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXXXX'
✔ Clusterversion:'13.3'
✔ Usingthe'r-sparklyr-databricks-13.3'Python environment (C:/Users/[USER_NAME]/OneDrive/Documents/.virtualenvs/r-sparklyr-databricks-13.3/Scripts/python.exe)
Errorin`cluster_dbr_error()`:!Sparkconnectionerror
• Possiblecause=Theclusterisinitializing.Tryagainlater
• status=StatusCode.FAILED_PRECONDITION
• details="INVALID_STATE: cluster XXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXXXX is not Shared or Single User Cluster. (requestId=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXX)"
Hi @mrworthington, this error is new to me as well. I asked the team at Databricks that I'm in contact with, and will reply to you as soon as I have something to share. Thanks.
Hi @mrworthington , it seems that your Databricks Workspace is not Unity Catalog enabled, and thus I'm being told that it is not a valid single-user cluster that the underlying Python library can connect to. Can you try with an Unity Catalog enabled Workspace?
Hi Edgar + The sparklyr team!
Issue Overview
I've been following through this post and the docs here. I've created a cluster whose DRB is 13.3 and set the Access Mode to "Single User", which you can see a snapshot of below under "Screenshot". Despite these settings and following through both the docs and the blog post from posit, I'm getting this error which isn't listed in the docs "Reported Problems" section. For the life of me, I can't understand why it's saying my cluster doesn't have "Single User" access mode enabled when the portal says it is. FWIW, the cluster IDs have been scrubbed from here, but they match between the portal and what's stored in my R environment.
Here's what I run:
Here's what pops out each time:
Screenshot
Session Info from
session_info()
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