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BigQuery Pipe Syntax: Streamlining Your SQL
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This is an introduction to BigQuery’s Pipe Syntax, a new way of writing SQL queries that streamlines the process by breaking it down into sequential operations. It contrasts traditional SQL, which often involves nested subqueries and complex clauses, with Pipe Syntax, which allows for simpler, more readable queries by using the pipe { | } operator to chain operations.
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