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Databricks Catalog Explorer provides a UI to explore and manage data, schemas (databases), tables, models, functions, and other AI assets. To open Catalog Explorer, click Catalog in the sidebar.
Catalog Explorer has two primary functions:
Finding data assets.
For example, you can use Catalog Explorer to view schema details, preview sample data, see table and model details, and explore entity relationships. To learn how to use Catalog Explorer to discover data, see Discover data and the articles listed below.
Managing Unity Catalog and Delta Sharing.
For example, you can use use Catalog Explorer to create catalogs, create shares, manage external locations, view and change object ownership, and grant and revoke permissions on all objects. To learn how to use Catalog Explorer to manage Unity Catalog and Delta Sharing, see What is Unity Catalog?.
This section includes the following articles that describe how to perform some of these data discovery and object management tasks using Catalog Explorer.
Note
The Catalog Explorer UI is not live in all Azure Databricks workspaces. For information about the previous UI, see Explore and create tables in DBFS.
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