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I did a google script to automatically upload a csv file to bigquery. It was a small file (5mb), and it worked out. Now, I'm trying to upload a 150MB csv file with the very same script, and I always get a "server error". Is it supposed to work until 1GB, isn't it?
I appreciate your help!
Albert
Bigquery has 1GB limit but the Google Apps Script UrlFetch Post Size can be maximum upto 10MB. You can not POST 100MB file using Apps Script UrlFetch
Check for Quota limits here.