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Azure Databricks session keep expiring in 5-6 mins and after 3-4 login and error screen appears

Devashish Sil 35 Reputation points
2026-03-19T05:00:56.0266667+00:00

I have upgraded my azure services from free trail to pay as you go, and after this when I am using databricks the session keeps expiring in 5-6 mins and

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after 3-4 relogin a screen appears with error message as shown in the screen shot

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and after i try to re-login through this screen this screen appearsScreenshot 2026-03-18 105609

I have tried this in another browser, in incognito mode , have tried it after clearing cache, even i tried this in another machine with different internet connections but the issues still persists.

Please have a look into this issue.

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  1. SAI JAGADEESH KUDIPUDI 1,600 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-03-20T18:32:21.1466667+00:00

    Hi **Devashish Sil,
    **We are aware that several users are encountering the AADSTS90015 (Requested query string too long) error when attempting to sign in to Azure Databricks.

    From the observed behavior—such as intermittent login success, impact across multiple tenants, and session drops—this indicates a service-side authentication issue involving Microsoft Entra ID and the Databricks sign-in flow, rather than a misconfiguration within individual workspaces.

    As interim mitigation, you may try the following:

    Access the workspace using its direct workspace URL instead of regional links or saved bookmarks

    Clear browser cache and cookies, or use an Incognito/Private browsing session

    Ensure only one account session is active during sign-in

    Test with a different browser to rule out session-related inconsistencies

    If the issue persists, collect the Request ID, Correlation ID, and Timestamp from the error page and share them when contacting support. These details will assist the service team in analyzing the backend authentication flow.

    We are actively tracking similar occurrences and will provide updates as more information becomes available.

    Thank you for your understanding.


  2. Q&A Assist
    2026-03-19T05:01:16.5433333+00:00
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    The behavior described (very frequent session expiry in Azure Databricks followed by repeated redirects and the AADSTS90015 error) is not covered in the provided documentation. The context only includes guidance for:

    • General Databricks connectivity and compute issues
    • OAuth M2M authentication troubleshooting
    • Kafka connection issues
    • Azure portal sign‑in and subscription/tenant problems (including blocked or inactive tenants)

    None of these address short interactive session lifetimes or the specific AADSTS90015 “Requested query string is too long” error when signing in to Azure Databricks.

    Because of this, the only supported next step based on the context is to open a support request so that the tenant and workspace configuration, Entra ID sign‑in logs, and Databricks logs can be reviewed by support.


    References:

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