Database Reference
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"name": "bar",
"type": "FLOAT"
}
]
},
"numBytes": "0",
"numRows": "0",
"creationTime": "1376537757773",
"expirationTime": "1376624670453",
"lastModifiedTime": "1376538270453"
}
Tables.delete()
Deleting a table is simple and irrevocable. Just call
Tables.delete()
or send the HTTP
DELETE
verb to the table name, and poof! Your table
is gone! Note that like
Datasets.delete()
,
Tables.delete()
returns
the HTTP response code
204
on success.
$
curl -H "$(python auth.py)" \
-
X DELETE \
-
w "%{http_code}\\n" \
"${TABLES_URL}/table1"
204
TableData
The TableData collection is one of the ways you can access the data in your
tables. The collection's resource is a table row, which contains a single row
of data from the table. There are only two operations available on table
data:
list()
and
insertAll()
. Only
list()
is a true REST operation;
insertAll()
is an RPC method that inserts multiple rows into the table.
Because table data belongs to a table, it is nested under the table URL.
A
full
URL
for
the
TableData.list()
table
is
bigquery-e2e:application_logs.usage_log
usage_logs/data
.
Table 5.8
shows the available REST methods in the
table data collection and their relative URLs.
