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Connecting to BigQuery

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To connect to BigQuery, you'll need to give Juicebox service accounts permission on the BigQuery datasets that you want to share. to get our service accounts.

In addition, you'll need to provide us the following information:

  1. Project ID. This is the unique identifier for your Google Cloud Project where your BigQuery data resides. You can find it in the Google Cloud Console.

  2. Dataset ID. The name of the dataset within your project that contains the tables you want to access.

Where to find this information:

  • Google Cloud Console: You can find your project ID and dataset IDs in the Google Cloud Console.

  • BigQuery Web UI: The BigQuery web UI also displays your project ID and datasets.

  • bq Command-line Tool: The bq show command can display information about your project and datasets.

Once we have this information, we can use it to connect to your BigQuery database to your Juicebox workspace.

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