Add options to ignore errors when creating/deleting datasets/tables.#7491
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In create_dataset and create_table, exists_ok ignores errors when a dataset/table already exists. It makes a GET request to get the existing resource if it already exists. In delete_dataset and delete_table, not_found_ok ignores errors when a dataset/table doesn't exist.
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/cc @lakshmanok This should simplify the bigquery-oreilly-book notebook even further. |
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In create_dataset and create_table, exists_ok ignores errors when a
dataset/table already exists. It makes a GET request to get the existing
resource if it already exists.
In delete_dataset and delete_table, not_found_ok ignores errors when a
dataset/table doesn't exist.
Closes #7476.