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Simple Python client for interacting with Google BigQuery.

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I've been working on loading large data sets in to bigq from a csv in GCS. I've got it working fine for some tables, but for others I get the...

I think the [code for get_datasets](https://github.com/tylertreat/BigQuery-Python/blob/master/bigquery/client.py#L1832) should be fixed with something like: def get_datasets(self, project_id=None): project_id = self._get_project_id(project_id) try: datasets = self.bigquery.datasets() request = datasets.list(projectId=project_id) result = request.execute(num_retries=self.num_retries) page_token =...

- Added possibility of querying from multiple tables - Did not change the function's signature, for backwards compatibility reasons

When trying to use bigquery package installed like this pip install bigquery-python i am getting this error "ImportError: No module named bigquery". I am using the documentation below: # BigQuery...

I tried two different approaches for this, on the first attempt , I tried to import like this: from bigquery import get_client Unfortunately, I got this error: File "F:/Users/L/Documents/ML-GIT/ml/L/test.py", line...

I am trying to retrieve rows from a query with a result set of about 250,000 rows, and I'm attempting to chunk by using offset and limit. This works for...

create_table() claims that the schema parameter is a dict, when the documentation shows it to be a list of dicts.

bigquery.errors.JobInsertException: Reason:invalid. Message:Table wasel-95b26:com_mysada_news_ANDROID.app_events_20170611 cannot be exported as CSV because it has a nested schema. ![wx20170613-133507](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13278804/27067366-4e910194-503d-11e7-8c80-7281a3cbecef.png) I want to export data with json format

documentation lists `destination_urls : Union[str, list]` rather than `destination_uris`.

using : find . -name '*.py' | xargs 2to3 -w