google-big-queryHow can I create a Google BigQuery table?
Creating a Google BigQuery table is a simple process.
First, you must have a Google Cloud Platform account and be signed in to the Google Cloud Console.
Once logged in, you can create a new dataset by navigating to the BigQuery web UI.
To create a new table, you must specify a dataset to contain the table and provide a table name.
You can also optionally specify a schema, which defines the table structure.
For example, the following code creates a new table called my_table
in a dataset called my_dataset
:
#standardSQL
CREATE TABLE my_dataset.my_table (
id INT64,
name STRING
);
The schema defines two columns, id
and name
, with data types of INT64
and STRING
respectively.
Once the table is created, you can insert data into it, query it, and perform other operations.
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