Como trabalhar com dados JSON e de matriz no BigQuery 2.5 avaliações

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Good one

Marek S. · Revisado há almost 3 years

An extra 30 min would be nice

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Christopher P. · Revisado há almost 3 years

Task 2's question has an ambiguous answer. "What are some potential issues if you stored all your data in one giant table?", both option 1 and option 2 seem to be potential issues.

Ben W. · Revisado há almost 3 years

Question regarding "potential issues" on a single large reporting table is confusing, depending on the definition of what an issue is, "updating many rows" could also be consider an issue.

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Benjamin D. · Revisado há almost 3 years

For the questions on "how many fields are of type record or array", would be helpful to clarify in the question (including nested).

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