google-big-queryHow do I query Google Big Query?
Querying Google BigQuery is done through the BigQuery web UI, the bq command-line tool, or the BigQuery REST API.
Using the BigQuery web UI:
- Log into the Google Cloud Console
- Select the project you want to query
- Select BigQuery from the left-side navigation menu
- Select the dataset you want to query
- Click the Compose Query button
- Enter the SQL query in the Query Editor
- Click the Run Query button
Using the bq command-line tool:
- Install the Cloud SDK
- Run the command
bq query --use_legacy_sql=false "SELECT * FROM dataset.table"
Using the BigQuery REST API:
- Make a POST request to the query endpoint
- Provide the query string in the request body
An example query using the BigQuery web UI:
SELECT * FROM dataset.table
This query will return all the records in the specified table.
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