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Hello. I have working on a project where I need to pull this data and put it in bigquery. That, I was able to do successfully using " insert_rows_from_dataframe". But, the data is getting updated and new columns are added to the table daily. I need to pull this to the BQ also. I need to write a cloud function for this incremental pull. I was able to create a new column in schema using this. But, am unable to get the data in the new column from the source and push it to new column in BQ. Is there any way to do that? Or are there any other approach to solve this problem?
Hello. I have working on a project where I need to pull this data and put it in bigquery. That, I was able to do successfully using " insert_rows_from_dataframe". But, the data is getting updated and new columns are added to the table daily. I need to pull this to the BQ also. I need to write a cloud function for this incremental pull. I was able to create a new column in schema using this. But, am unable to get the data in the new column from the source and push it to new column in BQ. Is there any way to do that? Or are there any other approach to solve this problem?
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