• BigQuery Setup
• Overview
• Creating GCP account
• Setting up a billing account
• Enabling BigQuery API
• Creating GCP project
• Creating BigQuery dataset
• Connecting BigQuery
• Granting BigQuery access
• Revoke BigQuery access
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• SegmentStream Google BigQuery table descriptions

Before you begin

• You should have an existing Google Cloud Platform account.
• You should have enabled billing for your GCP account.

To start working with Google BigQuery firstly, you need to enable BigQuery API. Below are the steps that explain how to do this.

Steps to enable BigQuery API

1. Go to the Google Cloud Platform Console.

2. Open the console left side menu and click APIs & Services. Select Dashboard from the list.

3. On the top click + ENABLE APIS AND SERVICES.

4. Enter “BigQuery” in a search field and select BigQuery API from the list.

5. Click ENABLE to enable BigQuery API.

What’s next

• Creating Google Cloud project
• Creating BigQuery dataset
• Connecting BigQuery to SegmentStream

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