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Using pkb.py --bigquery_table [dataset.table] isn't intuitive. If the referenced table does't exist, bq load fails, and it isn't apparent what the table schema should be, or how to create it. After some digging, I found an example schema in the PerfKitExplorer repo. Use of --bigquery_table would be simpler if a default schema was included in this repo, and referenced using the bq load <table_schema> argument.
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Using
pkb.py --bigquery_table [dataset.table]
isn't intuitive. If the referenced table does't exist,bq load
fails, and it isn't apparent what the table schema should be, or how to create it. After some digging, I found an example schema in the PerfKitExplorer repo. Use of--bigquery_table
would be simpler if a default schema was included in this repo, and referenced using thebq load <table_schema>
argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: