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The BETWEEN operator in BigQuery is used within the WHERE clause of a SQL query. It is used to filter the results of a query based on a range condition that is applied to a specific column, referred to as the column_name argument. This range condition specifies the start and end values that the data in the column must fall between in order for the row to be included in the query results.
To use the BETWEEN operator with a date in BigQuery, you would specify the date column in the WHERE clause, followed by the BETWEEN operator and the start and end dates. For instance, to select all data from the last 15 days, you would use the DATE_SUB function to subtract 15 days from the current date, and use the current date as the end value.
BigQuery supports a wide range of operators for manipulating and comparing data. Some of these include the SELECT AS VALUE operator, which produces a value table from a SELECT list that produces exactly one column, and the DATE_ADD and DATE_SUB functions, which add or subtract a specified interval from a date.
The BigQuery Data Transfer Service allows users to manage their datasets. To use this service, users can navigate to the Data transfers page, click on Create a transfer, select Dataset Copy in the Source list, and enter a name for the transfer run in the Display name field.
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