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databricks Platform · Updated Sep 2, 2025

Tables backed by default storage can be Delta shared to any recipient (Beta)

Delta Sharing providers can now share tables backed by default storage with any recipient, including both open and Databricks recipients—even if the recipient is using classic compute.

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What it does

Delta Sharing providers can now share tables backed by default storage with any recipient, including both open and Databricks recipients—even if the recipient is using classic compute. Tables with partitioning enabled are an exception. This page explains how default storage on Databricks works and how to create catalogs and data objects that use it.

Why it matters

note For information on monitoring default storage costs in your account, see Monitor default storage costs.

Key capabilities
All other shareable assets can
All other shareable assets can only be openshared with Databricks recipients on the same cloud. Recipients must use serverless…
Architecture
Databricks Platform → Platform
In short

Delta Sharing providers can now share tables backed by default storage with any recipient, including both open and Databricks recipients—even if the recipient is using classic compute. Tables with partitioning enabled are an exception.

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Key takeaway
Delta Sharing providers can now share tables backed by default storage with any recipient, including both open and Databricks recipients—even if the recipient is using classic compute.
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