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# Writing to Projects

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**Deprecation notice**

Support for projects has been deprecated.
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With project equalization enabled, project users can create Databricks Spark project workspaces where users can view and write data.

## How-to guides

* [Create and manage project workspaces](/SaaS/govern/secure-your-data/projects-and-purpose-based-access-control/write-index/how-to-guides/create-and-manage-project-workspaces.md): Create a project workspace to allow Databricks users subscribed to the project to write data to the project.
* [Writing to projects](/SaaS/govern/secure-your-data/projects-and-purpose-based-access-control/write-index/how-to-guides/write-data-back.md): Write data to a project when working in the context of a Databricks project workspace.

## Reference guides

* [Immuta project workspaces](/SaaS/govern/secure-your-data/projects-and-purpose-based-access-control/write-index/reference-guides/project-workspaces.md): This reference guide describes the components and design of project workspaces for Databricks.
* [Project UDFs](/SaaS/govern/secure-your-data/projects-and-purpose-based-access-control/write-index/reference-guides/project-udfs.md): This reference guide lists the available functions for switching your project context in Databricks.


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