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Release AWS Azure GCP SAP Date AUTO CDC flows for streaming tables in Databricks SQL are generally available Automatically handles out-of-order records as SCD type 1 or 2, replacing complex MERGE INTO logic.
On AWS, read it on their docs On Azure, read it on their docs On GCP, read it on their docs − Not on SAP Jun 15, 2026 Refresh policies and EXPLAIN CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW for materialized views are now generally available Requires Databricks Runtime 17.3 and above. Available in Databricks SQL.
On AWS, read it on their docs On Azure, read it on their docs On GCP, read it on their docs − Not on SAP May 27, 2026 Databricks SQL alerts are now generally available Monitors data and KPIs by running scheduled queries, notifying recipients when conditions are met.
On AWS, read it on their docs On Azure, read it on their docs On GCP, read it on their docs On SAP, read it on their docs May 14, 2026 New SQL editor is generally available Provides a unified authoring environment with features like real-time collaboration and enhanced Databricks Assistant integration.
On AWS, read it on their docs On Azure, read it on their docs On GCP, read it on their docs · Unknown on SAP Aug 14, 2025
AUTO CDC flows for streaming tables in Databricks SQL are generally available Automatically handles out-of-order records as SCD type 1 or 2, replacing complex MERGE INTO logic.
Refresh policies and EXPLAIN CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW for materialized views are now generally available Requires Databricks Runtime 17.3 and above. Available in Databricks SQL.
Databricks SQL alerts are now generally available Monitors data and KPIs by running scheduled queries, notifying recipients when conditions are met.
New SQL editor is generally available Provides a unified authoring environment with features like real-time collaboration and enhanced Databricks Assistant integration.
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