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{
"title": "SHOW-LOAD-WARNINGS",
"language": "en"
}
---
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## SHOW-LOAD-WARNINGS
### Name
SHOW LOAD WARNINGS
### Description
If the import task fails and the error message is `ETL_QUALITY_UNSATISFIED`, it means that there is an import quality problem. If you want to see these import tasks with quality problems, change the statement to complete this operation.
grammar:
```sql
SHOW LOAD WARNINGS
[FROM db_name]
[
WHERE
[LABEL[="your_label"]]
[LOAD_JOB_ID = ["job id"]]
]
```
1) If db_name is not specified, the current default db is used
1) If LABEL = is used, it matches the specified label exactly
1) If LOAD_JOB_ID is specified, match the specified JOB ID exactly
### Example
1. Display the data with quality problems in the import task of the specified db, and specify the label as "load_demo_20210112"
```sql
SHOW LOAD WARNINGS FROM demo WHERE LABEL = "load_demo_20210112"
```
### Keywords
SHOW, LOAD, WARNINGS
### Best Practice