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Create table Create table as select Create table like Create table copy Create table options Create external table Alter column drop not null Create temp table Alter column set options Alter column change datatype Alter table set options Alter table rename Alter table add column Alter table drop column Drop temp table Drop table Drop external table

Snapshot Tables

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Routines

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BigQuery Restore Snapshot table to regular table

Snapshot tables are read-only. You can use the CLONE command to restore a snapshot table to a regular BigQuery table

Restore snapshot table example

\n    CREATE TABLE company.employee_new\n      CLONE company_backup.employee\n

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CLONE & Overwrite an existing table

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\n    CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE company.employee_new\n      CLONE company_backup.employee\n

Syntax reference

{CREATE TABLE | CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS | CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE}\n[[destination_project_name.]destination_dataset_name.]destination_table_name\nCLONE [[snapshot_project_name.]snapshot_dataset_name.]table_snapshot_name\n[OPTIONS(table_option_list)]