3. Partitioning and Clustering in Google BigQuery for beginners

[@mariamjamila4177]

Thank you very much. Those of us are coming from years of experience from Microsoft SQL server, these five video series is more than suffice to get started on BigQuery. Kudos to you my dear instructor.

[@DataTechByAnandKumar]

Really appreciate your feedback. It motivate me to make more videos.

[@Seth.Chatterley]

Perfect video. Great walkthrough!

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Thanks you so much, i liked of all explication... your english is very clear.

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nice one .. going to next video as part of binge watch list today -->

[@DataTechByAnandKumar]

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[@tanushsingh2782]

Great explanation.

[@hindugods3370]

Nicely explained 👍

[@grytskokonstantin1272]

Very understandable explanation. Thank you

[@huanpinghuang1256]

Thank you so much. Very clear and understandable explanation.

[@RosarioJohn-x4j]

I have date in epoch format. Does this can be portioned?

[@anuragalw]

Do you know a way to partition data in BQ based on the last update time? e.q emp1 data updated 4 times (v1...v4) and emp2 updated 3 times(v1...v3). How can i query their latest state in BQ efficiently to get rows v4 and v3? thanks

[@jzr6148]

Why i'm getting only one row of data (for name sophia, date NULL) when doing partition by date for the Names-2 dataset ?

[@ankitdhurbey7093]

Thanks a lot

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Thank you!

[@DataTechByAnandKumar]

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