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Maybe anybody knows...

I need to connect BigQuery via ODBC driver by Simba (Linux). I've installed it. My datasets located in EU, but every single request via ODBC driver I get "Dataset is not found. Not found: Dataset **** was not found in location US".

What should I do to set another location for all my queries in one connection?

Юрий Шахов
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I'm not familiar with ODBC, so I don't know how to actually set the correct values with it, but for API usage of BigQuery, this is done in the location part of the request JSON body. Details for general location setting can be found here and for specific API's they are detailed in the API documentation, fe. query, and look at the location key/value pair of the request body.

I know this doesn't answer your question, but I hope it helps getting to it. Be sure to answer your own question once you've found the answer once you figure out how to do it...

Edo Akse
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I just stumbled on this thread when trying to get the Simba ODBC Driver working with tables located under a dataset in asia-south1.

I found the following link helpful:

https://www.googlecloudcommunity.com/gc/Data-Analytics/Simba-ODBC-driver-error-quot-Dataset-xx-was-not-found-in/m-p/488010

Seems like it derives the default location from the Dataset provided by the following in your odbc.ini file:

LargeResultsDatasetId=<dataset>

Note. In my tests AllowLargeResults could still be set to 0 and this works.

Mark Taylor
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