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description: Securely share Data 360 data with Databricks without migrating your data from Data 360 to Databricks by running federated queries using Zero Copy Data Federation. You can access your data lake, data model, and calculated insight objects in your workspace using the Unity Catalog in Databricks.
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# Share Data with Databricks Using Query Federation

Securely share Data 360 data with Databricks without migrating your data from Data 360 to Databricks by running federated queries using Zero Copy Data Federation. You can access your data lake, data model, and calculated insight objects in your workspace using the Unity Catalog in Databricks.

For more information, see [Run Federated Queries on Salesforce Data Cloud](https://docs.databricks.com/en/query-federation/salesforce-data-cloud.html).

#### See Also

- [_External Site_: Run federated queries on Salesforce Data Cloud](https://docs.databricks.com/en/query-federation/salesforce-data-cloud.html)