write_cnt: Write content to the connector

In connector.databricks: Expand 'connector' Package for 'Databricks' Tables and Volumes

Write content to the connector

Description

Additional write methods for Databricks connectors implemented for connector::write_cnt():

• ConnectorDatabricksTable: Reuses the connector::write_cnt() method for ConnectorDatabricksTable, but always sets the catalog and schema as defined in when initializing the connector. Creates temporary volume to write object as a parquet file and then convert it to a table.

• ConnectorDatabricksVolume: Reuses the connector::write_cnt() method for ConnectorDatabricksVolume, but always sets the catalog, schema and path as defined in when initializing the connector.

Usage

write_cnt(
  connector_object,
  x,
  name,
  overwrite = zephyr::get_option("overwrite", "connector"),
  ...
)

## S3 method for class 'ConnectorDatabricksTable'
write_cnt(
  connector_object,
  x,
  name,
  overwrite = zephyr::get_option("overwrite", "connector.databricks"),
  ...,
  method = "volume",
  tags = NULL
)

## S3 method for class 'ConnectorDatabricksVolume'
write_cnt(
  connector_object,
  x,
  name,
  overwrite = zephyr::get_option("overwrite", "connector.databricks"),
  ...
)

Arguments

connector_object	Connector The connector object to use.
x	The object to write to the connection
name	character Name of the content to read, write, or remove. Typically the table name.
overwrite	Overwrite existing content if it exists in the connector.
...	ConnectorDatabricksVolume: Additional parameters to pass to the brickster::db_volume_write() method
method	ConnectorDatabricksTable: Which method to use for writing the table. Options: volume - using temporary volume to write data and then convert it to a table.
tags	ConnectorDatabricksTable: Named list containing tag names and tag values, e.g. list("tag_name1" = "tag_value1", "tag_name2" = "tag_value2"). More info here

Value

invisible connector_object.

connector.databricks documentation built on Sept. 9, 2025, 5:38 p.m.