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FieldDescription
Include Schema in SQLSelecting this checkbox adds the schema name when address database tables in SQL queries.
ProjectThis is the project ID of your Google BigQuery project. Avoid using your project name as this won't work.
Service AccountThe email address of your Google service account.
P12 Key File PathThe full path to a private key file for a service account. This is used to authenticate the service account email address. This field supports both types of key formats — .p12 and .json. You can create and download this from your Google service account.
Default DatasetUnqualified BigQuery tables (those without a specified schema) will be linked to this default schema.
JDBC Driver

This shows the details of the JDBC driver that you installed to talk to Google BigQuery databases. It should be prefilled pre-filled by default, so you shouldn't need to change this field.

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  1. Click on the yellow Create button  and select Data Source from the list
  2. Click on the Database data source in the top left corner
  3. Type in a name and (optional) description for this data source, then select the driver from the dropdown list
    Yellowfin will pre-fill some of the fields below, but others will require manual input
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  4. Enter values into the remaining fields, using the table above these steps for guidance if required
  5. Click on the arrow to the right of the Create View button and choose the option (see Creating a Basic Data Source Connection for more information on each of these options)

  6. Choose your preferred option to complete the steps.
Tip

We recommend testing the connection, and then saving it by using the Save & Close button.