Use SQL Warehouses in Azure Databricks
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Azure Databricks provides SQL Warehouses that enable data analysts to work with data using familiar relational SQL queries.
Create and configure SQL Warehouses in Azure Databricks., Create databases and tables., Create queries and dashboards.
Prerequisites
Before starting this module, you should have a basic knowledge of Azure Databricks. Consider completing the Explore Azure Databricks module before this one.
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