Connector Dialog for Google BigQuery

NOTE: This connector requires a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) to work. If it is not available on the connectors list, follow these steps to enable it:

Enter values into the dialog box to connect and fetch data from your Google BigQuery data source. Select a specific tab to display specific options.
On the connector dialog, hover your mouse over the field name to display a description or help about that field.

Connection Tab
Fill out the fields below to initiate a successful connection. Bold fields are required. Notes Optional Fields. Other fields are optional but you may need to consult your data source administrator for other field values you need to enter to connect. Connection Strings that Exceed 1020 characters. For Connection Strings that exceed 1020 characters, a File DSN is temporarily created. Refer to this page for details on the implementation. Support for Short Names: Progress short names are supported by this release of Monarch Data Prep Studio, specifically in the Other Connection Options field. Refer to this page for details on the implementation.
Field	Description
Project	Enter the name of the project that you want the driver to connect to. The projects in Google BigQuery are equivalent to catalogs in ODBC.
Dataset	Enter the name of the dataset that you want the driver to connect to. The datasets in Google BigQuery are equivalent to schemas in ODBC.
Authentication Method	Determines the authentication method to be used during the course of the session. Select the method from the drop-down list.
Client ID	Enter the client ID key for your application when authenticating to REST endpoints with OAuth 2.0 enabled `(AuthenticationMethod=OAuth2)`.
Client Secret	Enter the client secret for your application when authenticating to REST endpoints with OAuth 2.0 enabled. Important: The client secret is a confidential value used to authenticate the application to the service. To prevent unauthorized access, this value must be securely maintained.
Access Token	Enter the access token used to authenticate to REST endpoints with OAuth 2.0 enabled. Typically, this option is configured by the application; however, in some scenarios, you may need to secure a token using external processes. In those instances, you can also use this option to set the access token manually. Note: You can use the Copy/Paste icon to easily paste or copy the token value to or from the dialog box.
Refresh Token	Enter the refresh token used to either request a new access token or renew an expired access token for OAuth 2.0 implementations. Note: You can use the Copy/Paste icon to easily paste or copy the token value to or from the dialog box. Important: The refresh token is a confidential value used to authenticate to the service. To prevent unauthorized access, this value must be securely maintained.
Authorization URI	Enter the endpoint for obtaining an authorization code from a third-party authorization service for OAuth 2.0 implementations.
Token URI	Enter the endpoint for retrieving access tokens when OAuth 2.0 authentication is enabled.
Redirect URI	Enter the data range that will be used to filter the Google Analytics rows.
Scope	Enter a space-separated list of OAuth scopes that limit the permissions granted by an access token.
Reset Connection	Check this box to reset the OAuath connection and fetch new access tokens.
TEST CONNECTION	Click to initiate a connection and test the values you have entered. If there are errors, messages will be displayed beside this button. Note: You can right-click on an error message to display a Copy button. Select the button to copy the error message.
Tables and View Tab
Tables and Views	Allows you to load, and then select, the tables from your database by manually selecting from a list. To load tables and views via search and select: Select the Tables and Views tab. Click Load Tables to load a list of predefined tables or views. These are displayed on the Tables List (at the left side of the dialog box). Select a table from the Tables List. The columns of the table are displayed in the Columns List (beside the Tables List). Select the columns to add to your data table by checking the column boxes. Note: If you wish to add a duplicate column, select this column from the Add a duplicate column drop-down list provided. To select a column: Check the boxes beside the columns you want to use. If you want to use all columns check the Column box on the header. To aggregate columns: If the data returned are to be aggregated, check the Aggregate box on the header, then select the aggregation method you want to use for each column. The following aggregation methods are possible for each data type: To filter columns: If the data returned are to be filtered, check the Apply Filter on the header. Then, for each column, select a filter method from the filter drop down and then enter the filter value in the Filter Value box. Notes: If you are unsure about the filter value format of Date field, hover on the Filter Value text box to display a tooltip hint: Some data sources require case-sensitive filter values. Refer to this list to check which data sources have case-sensitive filters. To load tables and views using an SQL Query, select the Query tab.
Preview Data	Click to fetch data using the credentials and criteria you have specified. This allows you to confirm your connection, ensure you have connected to the correct table, check your query, and verify the information that will be loaded. Notes: Only 10 records are displayed to allow you to verify that you are selecting the correct data. This limit prevents system slow down. The button is only enabled if the connection is active and the query is correct. Check your connection or your query if one of the buttons is disabled.
Query Tab
Query	Allows you to load, and then select, the tables from your database by entering a SQL Statement. If you already selected Tables and Views, this box is updated to show the corresponding SELECT * FROM TABLE query. If you want to define the query, enter the SELECT, EXEC, and/or WITH statements to execute. Notes To minimize security risks and prevent SQL Injection attacks: Only Select, Exec, and/or With statements are allowed. The following are NOT allowed: Comment characters ( -- ) Semi-colons ( ; ) In cases where you need to use a series of SQL statements with or without comments, we recommend you use stored procedures to contain these statements. The stored procedure can then be executed from the form. The Preview Data and OK buttons are only enabled if the connection is active and the query is correct. Check your connection or your query if one of the buttons is disabled.
Preview Data	Click to fetch data using the credentials and criteria you have specified. This allows you to confirm your connection, ensure you have connected to the correct table, check your query, and verify the information that will be loaded. Notes: Only 10 records are displayed to allow you to verify that you are selecting the correct data. This limit prevents system slow down. The button is only enabled if the connection is active and the query is correct. Check your connection or your query if one of the buttons is disabled.
OK/CANCEL	Select OK to establish the connection and fetch data or Cancel to close the dialog. The state of the OK and PREVIEW buttons provides a handy status about the state of your connection: The OK and PREVIEW DATA buttons are enabled as soon as the required fields have been entered and verified. This usually means a connection to the data source has been established and a table has been selected. The OK button is disabled when an update is made that can lead to an invalid result (e.g. the User Name or Password is not valid, or the the SQL statement in the Query tab is invalid). In such cases, use PREVIEW DATA to validate that data can be retrieved. If this fails verify your connection information or query until data can be retrieved.

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