docs/sql-manual/sql-statements/Show-Statements/SHOW-TABLETS.md

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## SHOW-TABLETS

### Name

SHOW TABLETS

### Description

This statement is used to list tablets of the specified table (only for administrators)

grammar:

```sql
SHOW TABLETS FROM [database.]table [PARTITIONS(p1,p2)]
[WHERE where_condition]
[ORDER BY col_name]
[LIMIT [offset,] row_count]
```

1. **Syntax Description:**

where_condition could be one of:
```
Version = version
state = "NORMAL|ROLLUP|CLONE|DECOMMISSION"
BackendId = backend_id
IndexName = rollup_name
```
or compound them with operator `AND`.

### Example

1. list all tablets of the specified table

    ```sql
    SHOW TABLETS FROM example_db.table_name;
    ```

2. list all tablets of the specified partitions

    ```sql
    SHOW TABLETS FROM example_db.table_name PARTITIONS(p1, p2);
    ```

3. list all DECOMMISSION tablets on the specified backend

    ```sql
    SHOW TABLETS FROM example_db.table_name WHERE state="DECOMMISSION" AND BackendId=11003;
    ```

### Keywords

    SHOW, TABLETS

### Best Practice