Explanation
In Databricks, the Data Explorer is the correct location to review permissions on Delta tables. Here's why:
Why Data Explorer is correct:
- Data Explorer provides a centralized interface for managing and exploring data assets in Databricks
- It allows users to view table metadata, including permissions, schemas, and properties
- Users can check their access rights to specific Delta tables through this interface
- Data Explorer shows table-level permissions including SELECT, MODIFY, and other privileges
Why other options are incorrect:
- A. Databricks Filesystem: This is for managing files in DBFS, not for reviewing table permissions
- B. Jobs: This interface is for creating and managing job workflows, not for checking table permissions
- C. Dashboards: This is for creating and viewing business intelligence dashboards
- D. Repos: This is for managing Git repositories and version control in Databricks
How to check permissions in Data Explorer:
- Navigate to Data in the Databricks workspace
- Browse to the specific catalog, schema, and table
- Click on the table to view its details
- Look for the Permissions tab or section to see your access rights
This approach allows data engineers to verify they have the necessary permissions (like SELECT, INSERT, MODIFY) before using Delta tables in their data pipelines.