google-big-queryHow do I start using Google Big Query?
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First, create a Google Cloud Platform account and enable BigQuery. You can do this by going to the Google Cloud Platform Console.
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Once you have your account created, you can go to the BigQuery Console and start querying your data.
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To query data, you can use the standard SQL syntax. For example, you can use the following query to select all the records from a table called "users":
SELECT * FROM `project.dataset.users`;
- If you want to save the query results, you can use the
--destination_table
flag. For example, to save the results of the above query to a table called "users_copy":
SELECT * FROM `project.dataset.users`
--destination_table project.dataset.users_copy;
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You can also use the BigQuery API to programmatically interact with BigQuery. The API supports a variety of languages, including Python, Node.js, Java, and Go.
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To get started with the BigQuery API, you can use the Quickstart guide.
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For more information about BigQuery, you can check out the BigQuery Documentation.
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