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Pull the pin challenge level 38 how to#

Very Important: Before starting this lab, log out of your personal or corporate gmail account. Run CREATE DATABASE, CREATE TABLE, DELETE, INSERT INTO, and UNION queries in Cloud SQL.Create a new Cloud SQL instance and load your exported CSV file as a new table.Export a subset of data into a CSV file and store that file into a new Cloud Storage bucket.Execute and chain the above commands to pull meaningful data from datasets.Learn about the COUNT, GROUP BY, AS, and ORDER BY keywords.Load databases and tables into BigQuery.Identify the different components and hierarchies within the BigQuery console.Use the SELECT, FROM, and WHERE keywords to construct simple queries.Distinguish databases from tables and projects.Towards the end, you will get hands-on practice with additional SQL keywords that manipulate and edit data.

Pull the pin challenge level 38 how to#

From there you will learn how to use Cloud SQL to create and manage databases and tables.

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