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Choosing between DATE and TIMESTAMP formats When working with dates in BigQuery, consider the following: Use the `DATE` format when you need to store or compare only dates (e.g., birthdays). Use the `TIMESTAMP` format when you need to include time information (e.g., log timestamps). Both formats are supported in BigQuery queries and operations.

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