---
title: "How to configure a Databricks destination"
slug: "how-to-configure-a-databricks-destination"
description: "Learn how to configure a Databrick destination on the Supermetrics Hub."
updated: 2026-02-13T12:40:41Z
published: 2026-02-13T12:40:41Z
---

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# How to configure a Databricks destination

This guide provides instructions on how to locate the necessary credentials and identifiers to connect your Databricks Warehouse. To set up a connection, you will need to gather specific identifiers from Databricks before configuring the connection.

> [!NOTE]
> Early Access
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> Note that this destination is in early access - please reach out to our [Supermetrics support team](https://hub.supermetrics.com/support) if you would like access to this destination.

## Prerequisites

### Server Hostname and Warehouse ID

These two values are found in the same location withint the SQL Warehouse settings.

1. Log in to your **Databricks Workspace**.
2. In the sidebar, click **SQL Warehouses**.
3. Select the specific warehouse you want to connect to.
4. Click the **Connection details** tab to find:
  1. **Server Hostname**: This will be listed, and it usually ends in `azuredatabricks.net`, `cloud.databricks.com`, or `gcp.databricks.com`
  2. **Warehouse ID**: This is the string of alphanumeric characters following HTTP Path (the part after `/sql/1.0/warehouses/`). Some connectors ask for the full **HTTP Path**, while others only ask for the **Warehouse ID**.

### Catalog Name and Schema Name

These refer to your data hierarchy. In Databricks (Unity Catalog), the structure is Catalog > Schema > Table.

1. In your Databricks Workspace, click **Catalog** in the sidebar.
2. **Catalog name**: This is the top level of your data (the storage icon).
3. **Schema name**: Click into your chosen Catalog. You will see a list of Schemas (formerly called “Databases”). The default schema is `default`, but you should select the schema that contains the specific tables you need.

### Personal Access Token (PAT)

This acts as your password for the connection.

1. Click your **username** or**email** in the top right corner of the Databricks UI.
2. Select **Settings**.
3. Go to the **Developer** section in the sidebar and click **Access tokens** and then select **Manage**.
4. Click **Generate new token**.
5. Give it a comment (for example: “Connection to Supermetrics“) and set an expiration date.

**Important to note**: Copy the token immediately and save it in a secure location. You will not be able to see it again once you close the window.

## Databricks configuration

The configuration stage of [creating a new destination in Supermetrics Hub](https://portal.document360.io/v1/docs/how-to-connect-to-a-data-warehouse-destination) includes the following fields.

1. **Server Hostname** can be found in the Connection details section of your SQL Warehouse.
2. **Warehouse ID** can be found in the Connection details section of your SQL Warehouse.
3. **Catalog** is obtained from Databricks Workspace when you click Catalog in the sidebar.
4. **Schema**is obtained from Databricks Workspace when you click Catalog in the sidebar. Enter the schema name that contains the specific tables you need.
5. **Personal Access Token**refers to the access token that you generated in the Databricks settings.

## More resources

- [How to create a destination](/v1/docs/how-to-connect-to-a-data-warehouse-destination)
- [How to create a transfer](/v1/docs/how-to-create-a-transfer)