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Saving query results using views - BigQuery Tutorial
From the course: Learning BigQuery
Saving query results using views
- [Instructor] It's now time for us to take a look at views when using BigQuery. And we will start off by creating a view into publicly accessible tables. Let's first take a look at the tables themselves. These are present in the BigQuery public data project which is made accessible to us by Google. I'm just going to scroll along in here, more specifically to the data set, FDIC banks. On expanding this, you'll note that there are two different tables here. One points to different banking institutions and then there is a locations table which contains information about branches of the banking institutions. Our goal is to create a view which combines the contents of these two tables. Before we get to that, let's take a look at the institution's table. Under table schema, you will note that there is a certificate number. This is a field which uniquely identifies an institution. Moving along then to the details of this…
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Saving query results using views5m 47s
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Querying views vs. querying the original tables2m 50s
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Materialized views in BigQuery5m 21s
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Defining a restricted view of data3m 33s
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Granting a user project-level access4m 12s
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Setting up an authorized view3m 43s
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