docs/sql-manual/sql-statements/Database-Administration-Statements/WARM-UP-COMPUTE-GROUP.md

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{
    "title": "WARM UP COMPUTE GROUP",
    "language": "en"
}
---

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## Description

The WARM UP COMPUTE GROUP statement is used to warm up data in a compute group to improve query performance. The warming operation can either retrieve resources from another compute group or specify particular tables and partitions for warming. The warming operation returns a job ID that can be used to track the status of the warming job.

## Syntax

```sql
WARM UP COMPUTE GROUP <destination_compute_group_name> WITH COMPUTE GROUP <source_compute_group_name>;

WARM UP COMPUTE GROUP <destination_compute_group_name> WITH <warm_up_list>;

warm_up_list ::= warm_up_item [AND warm_up_item...];

warm_up_item ::= TABLE <table_name> [PARTITION <partition_name>];

```

## Parameters

* destination_compute_group_name: The name of the destination compute group that is to be warmed up.

* source_compute_group_name(Optional) The name of the source cluster from which resources will be warmed up.

* warm_up_list: (Optional) A list of specific items to warm up, which can include tables and partitions.

* table_name: The name of the table is used to warmup.

* partition_name: The name of the partition is used to warmup.

## Return Values

* JobId: the id of warm-up job.

## Example

1. Warm up a compute group named destination_group_name with a compute group named source_group_name.

```sql
   WARM UP COMPUTE GROUP destination_group_name WITH COMPUTE GROUP source_group_name;

```

2. Warm up a compute group named destination_group with table sales_data and customer_info and partition q1_2024 of table orders .

```
    WARM UP COMPUTE GROUP destination_group WITH 
        TABLE sales_data 
        AND TABLE customer_info 
        AND TABLE orders PARTITION q1_2024;

```

## Keywords

    WARM UP, COMPUTE GROUP, CACHE