Life & Cultures
🌏 Life & Culture
A glimpse into Malaysian traditions, family celebrations, street food, and memories that define my roots.
- Lion Dance in My Neighbourhood
- Making Prawn Masala with Amma
- Cultural Festivals Through a Local Lens
BigQuery MERGE Statement – Explained
BigQuery MERGE Statement – Explained with Syntax & Use Cases BigQuery MERGE Statement – Explained 📘 What is BigQuery MERGE? The MERGE statement in BigQuery allows you to conditionally INSERT , UPDATE , or DELETE rows in a target table based on matching rows from a source table. It’s ideal for data synchronization, staging table merges, and incremental updates. 🖼️ Thumbnail Preview 🧪 Syntax Overview MERGE target_table AS T USING source_table AS S ON T.id = S.id WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET T.name = S.name WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN INSERT (id, name) VALUES (S.id, S.name); 🎯 Example Use Case MERGE dataset.inventory AS I USING dataset.new_arrivals AS N ON I.product_id = N.product_id WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET I.quantity = I.quantity + N...
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