<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>In BigQuery, permissions are granted at the dataset level, not at the table or view level.</li><li>To restrict access to a filtered version of a table, use views in a separate dataset.</li><li>Example: Creating a view with limited data access for different teams in BigQuery.</li><li>Steps to implement: Create two datasets, create a table in one dataset, insert data, create a view in another dataset, and grant permissions to the view dataset only.</li><li>Pros of this approach: Granular control, enhanced security, clear separation of data.</li><li>Cons: Slightly more setup and management, cross-dataset access may need careful permission handling.</li><li>Note: Grant the view's dataset service account permission to read the base dataset.</li><li>Using views in a separate dataset allows for limited data access in BigQuery, aligning with the platform's security model.</li></ul>

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