- Introduction
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- Overview of data loading
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- Data Types
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- Function Reference
- Java UDFs
- Window Function
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- convert_tz
- curdate
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- curtime
- datediff
- date_add
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- dayname
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- Aggregate Functions
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- Overview of JSON functions and operators
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CANCEL LOAD
description
This statement is used to cancel the loading jobs for the specified load label. This is an asynchronous operation, which returns if the task is submitted successfully. After execution, you can use the SHOW LOAD command to check progress.
Syntax:
CANCEL LOAD
[FROM db_name]
WHERE LABEL = "load_label";
example
Cancel the loading job labelled example_db_test_load_label on the database example_db.
CANCEL LOAD FROM example_db WHERE LABEL = "example_db_test_load_label";
keyword
CANCEL,LOAD
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