When troubleshooting BigQuery, you may need to view your BigQuery export logs. This article will show you how to check the logs and see details about any errors.
Viewing Export Logs
Your BigQuery export logs show a timestamped record of your exports as well as information about their status, showing success or an error message. These error messages can help you to understand any issues occurring with your BigQuery exports.
To view logs for an export, start in
your hub. Under
Exports, select
BigQuery.
Find the row of your export and click View Logs.
Each entry will display a message under Information and a timestamp under Logged At.
Troubleshooting BigQuery Errors
- BigQuery Export Limitations
- Could Not Handle the Request, Error Code 500 or 502
- Code 403; Message: Access Denied
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