databricks-isv-nodejs-sql-driver

To connect Node.js to a Databricks SQL warehouse using OAuth, use the @databricks/sql driver which supports OAuth M2M and U2M PKCE authentication methods for secure, PWAF-compliant access.

The Databricks Node.js SQL driver supports PAT, OAuth M2M, U2M PKCE, and token-env authentication methods, allowing you to securely connect to a SQL warehouse across development, CI, and production environments.

Yes, the Databricks SQL Node.js driver supports PWAF compliance by providing guided setup, multi-auth options, and telemetry integration including userAgent headers and host normalization for ISV integrations.

To handle errors when querying Databricks SQL from Node.js, this driver setup codifies robust error handling alongside host normalization and telemetry headers to ensure reliable connections in production environments.

Yes, you can use a personal access token (PAT) for Databricks SQL connections in Node.js as one of the supported authentication methods, alongside OAuth and token-env, for secure development and CI access.