Writing Repeated BigQuery records using the Java Client Library

I’ve recently been working with Java via the Google Cloud Dataflow SDK. One problem I’ve had is working with the BigQuery Java Client. It was never entirely clear how to create a repeated record. This article explains how it works and how you can accomplish the same thing. First, you need to create a new TableRow. For this example, let’s assume we are logging events using a guid and a timestamp. ...

October 27, 2015 · 2 min · Kevin Sookocheff

Creating a BigQuery Table using the Java Client Library

I haven’t been able to find great documentation on creating a BigQuery TableSchema using the Java Client Library. This blog post hopes to rectify that :). You can use the BigQuery sample code for an idea of how to create a client connection to BigQuery. Assuming you have the connection set up you can start by creating a new TableSchema. The TableSchema provides a method for setting the list of fields that make up the columns of your BigQuery Table. Those columns are defined as an Array of TableFieldSchema objects. ...

March 23, 2015 · 2 min · Kevin Sookocheff