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30 Common Error Codes to Databricks Unity Catalog

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Here’s a list of 30 common error codes and their descriptions related to Databricks Unity Catalog:


Authentication & Authorization Errors

  1. UC1001 – Access Denied
    Description: The user does not have permission to access the catalog, schema, or table.
  2. UC1002 – Invalid Credentials
    Description: Authentication failure for accessing Unity Catalog resources.
  3. UC1003 – Role Not Assigned
    Description: User role is not assigned to perform the requested operation.
  4. UC1004 – Invalid Token
    Description: The provided token for accessing Unity Catalog is invalid or expired.
  5. UC1005 – Not Authorized for Action
    Description: User lacks permissions to execute specific Unity Catalog SQL commands.

Metastore Errors

  1. UC2001 – Metastore Not Found
    Description: No metastore is configured for the current workspace.
  2. UC2002 – Metastore Already Exists
    Description: Attempt to create a metastore that already exists.
  3. UC2003 – Metastore Assignment Failed
    Description: Failed to assign the metastore to the workspace.
  4. UC2004 – Unsupported Metastore Operation
    Description: Operation not supported for the specified metastore type.
  5. UC2005 – Metastore Version Mismatch
    Description: The metastore version is incompatible with the current Unity Catalog version.

Catalog & Schema Errors

  1. UC3001 – Catalog Not Found
    Description: The specified catalog does not exist.
  2. UC3002 – Schema Not Found
    Description: The specified schema does not exist within the catalog.
  3. UC3003 – Catalog Already Exists
    Description: Attempt to create a catalog that already exists.
  4. UC3004 – Schema Already Exists
    Description: Attempt to create a schema that already exists.
  5. UC3005 – Invalid Catalog or Schema Name
    Description: The catalog or schema name contains invalid characters or formatting.

Table & Data Errors

  1. UC4001 – Table Not Found
    Description: The specified table does not exist.
  2. UC4002 – Table Already Exists
    Description: Attempt to create a table that already exists.
  3. UC4003 – Table Version Mismatch
    Description: The table version is incompatible with the requested operation.
  4. UC4004 – Unsupported Data Type
    Description: The specified data type is not supported by Unity Catalog.
  5. UC4005 – Missing Table Metadata
    Description: Table metadata is incomplete or corrupted.

Resource Limit & Configuration Errors

  1. UC5001 – Resource Limit Exceeded
    Description: The resource limit for Unity Catalog has been exceeded.
  2. UC5002 – Invalid Configuration
    Description: Configuration parameters for Unity Catalog are invalid or missing.
  3. UC5003 – Cluster Not Configured for Unity Catalog
    Description: The cluster is not enabled for Unity Catalog operations.
  4. UC5004 – Concurrent Modification Detected
    Description: Multiple concurrent modifications caused a conflict.
  5. UC5005 – Unsupported Cluster Version
    Description: The cluster version does not support Unity Catalog features.

Networking & Connectivity Errors

  1. UC6001 – Network Timeout
    Description: Network timeout while accessing Unity Catalog services.
  2. UC6002 – DNS Resolution Failed
    Description: Failed to resolve the Unity Catalog service endpoint.
  3. UC6003 – Connection Refused
    Description: The Unity Catalog service refused the connection request.
  4. UC6004 – API Rate Limit Exceeded
    Description: Too many requests sent to Unity Catalog API, triggering rate limiting.
  5. UC6005 – External Storage Access Denied
    Description: Unity Catalog could not access external storage (e.g., S3, ADLS).

How to Use and Handle These Error Codes

  • Check Logs: Unity Catalog logs provide detailed information for each error code.
  • Use SQL Commands: SHOW CATALOGS, SHOW TABLES, and DESCRIBE METASTORES to diagnose catalog and table-related errors.
  • Review Permissions: Ensure users have the correct roles and permissions for Unity Catalog objects.
  • Check Network and Cluster Configuration: Ensure clusters are Unity Catalog-enabled and network configurations allow access.

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