bqv | The simplest tool to manage views of BigQuery | GCP library
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The simplest tool to manage views of BigQuery.
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- DeleteAllViews deletes all views from bigquery .
- DryRun is the same as DryRun except it returns true if there was a problem .
- createViewConfigFromQueryFile creates a view config from a file .
- initConfig initializes config file .
- createViewConfigsFromViewDir creates a list of view configs from the given directory .
- CreateViewConfigsFromDatasetDir creates a list of viewConfigs from the given directory .
- load param file
- init initializes the plan command .
- IsIncluded returns true if the given list of views in the list .
- findViewConfig finds a view config by its name .
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bqv Examples and Code Snippets
Lines of Code : 25License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copy$ mkdir -p your_dataset/your_view
$ cat < your_dataset/your_view/query.sql
SELECT 1 AS one
EOF
$ cat < your_dataset/your_view/meta.json
{
"description": "this is my awesome view!",
"schema": [
{"name": "my_column_name_1", "des # Create another directory
$ mkdir -p your_dataset/your_new_view
# Create the new query.sql following the Golang's template syntax.
$ cat < your_dataset/your_new_view/query.sql
SELECT "{{.data}}" AS data
EOF
# Prepare a JSON file the keys and va go install github.com/k-kawa/bqv
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QUESTION
I am hoping I missed something obvious as I have tried 3 different approaches to generate a PFX/PKCS12 byte array so that the X509Certificate2 class will initiate.
Problem: Code is throwing an exception:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-15 at 02:41Just going by the error message along, you are passing in raw bytes of a certificate without a password...
It looks like you are creating a PFX file that requires a password when using X509Certificate2.
Try creating a PFX that doesn't have a password set it.
and for the updated question:
It depends (as almost everything in software development).
It's a security issue around the management of the certificate file(s).
If the certificate file can "escape" or be visible wider than you what you want then it's best to add a password.
If you can lock down access to the certificate file then should be OK.
If you want to support a password the C# code will need to change to pass in the password as well as the byte[] to the X509Certificate2 constructor.
If you do use a password then then the security management issue now shifts to your password storage.
QUESTION
I have this table
And I want to and can make it look like this
the query I used is this {
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-04 at 09:10You don't need a Derived Table (which is wronlgy named Subquery by MySQL), simply remove it:
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