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importjava.util.Objects;
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* Google BigQuery external table type. BigQuery's external tables are tables whose data reside
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* outside of BigQuery but can be queried as normal BigQuery tables. External tables are
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* Google BigQuery external table definition. BigQuery's external tables are tables whose data
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* reside outside of BigQuery but can be queried as normal BigQuery tables. External tables are
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* experimental and might be subject to change or removed.
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* @see <a href="https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/federated-data-sources">Federated Data Sources
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* A Google BigQuery default table type. This type is used for standard, two-dimensional tables with
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* individual records organized in rows, and a data type assigned to each column (also called a
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* field). Individual fields within a record may contain nested and repeated children fields. Every
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* table is described by a schema that describes field names, types, and other information.
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* A Google BigQuery default table definition. This definition is used for standard, two-dimensional
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* tables with individual records organized in rows, and a data type assigned to each column (also
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* called a field). Individual fields within a record may contain nested and repeated children
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* fields. Every table is described by a schema that describes field names, types, and other
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