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gzai
Helper I
2 years ago

Google BigQuery credentials failed

Hi,  I can't login credential to Google BigQuery. I've been granted access by another team on Google Big Query. How to fix this issue ?   Thanks    
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Syndicate_Admin
Administrator
2 years ago

If you're having trouble signing in to Google BigQuery with credentials provided by another computer, here are some troubleshooting steps:

  1. Verify credentials:

    • Make sure the credentials you've been given are correct. Verify the username or email address and associated password.

  2. Confirm the access granted:

    • Make sure the other team has granted you the right access to Google BigQuery. Ask the team if they've granted the necessary permissions for your account.

  3. Check your account status:

    • Make sure your Google Account is healthy and not blocked or suspended. You can try signing in to other Google services to verify this.

  4. Check out the documentation:

    • Check the official Google BigQuery documentation to make sure you're using your authentication information correctly. Sometimes, there may be changes in procedures or requirements.

  5. Use the Google Cloud console:

    • Try signing in directly to the Google Cloud Console to make sure your credentials are working properly. If you're able to access the console, it's likely that the issue is related to your local environment settings.

  6. Update your SDK/API Client:

    • If you're using an SDK or client library to interact with BigQuery, make sure it's updated to the latest version supported by the credentials you're using.

  7. Review the error messages:

    • If you receive specific error messages when you try to log in, review them carefully. These messages can provide clues about the problem and how to fix it.

  8. Contact Technical Support:

    • If all of the above steps don't resolve the issue, contact Google Cloud Support. They can help you diagnose and resolve specific authentication issues.

Keep in mind that information and procedures may change, so it's always a good idea to refer to the latest Google Cloud documentation and contact support if necessary.