Google has rolled out a new beta of BigQuery, the data warehousing and analysis service available on Google Cloud Platform, which lets admins use standard SQL instead of one of its dialects.

Since BigQuery became available to all developers in 2012, it’s been possible to query data with the SQL-like BQL, which stands for BigQuery Query Language.

At the end of July the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) team announced Cloud SQL for Microsoft SQL Server available in alpha.

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How BigQuery Omni works By decoupling storage and compute, BigQuery Omni claims to be able to provide “stateless resilient compute that executes standard SQL queries,” Saha writes.