This statement is used to view the Profile information of the import operation. This function requires the user to open the Profile settings. The versions before 0.15 perform the following settings:

    Versions 0.15 and later perform the following settings:

    This command will list all currently saved import profiles. Each line corresponds to one import. where the QueryId column is the ID of the import job. This ID can also be viewed through the SHOW LOAD statement. We can select the QueryId corresponding to the Profile we want to see to see the specific situation

    1. List all Load Profiles

      1. mysql> show load profile "/";
      2. | QueryId | User | DefaultDb | SQL  | QueryType | StartTime           | EndTime             | TotalTime | QueryState |
      3. +---------+------+-----------+------+-----------+---------------------+---------------------+-----------+------------+
      4. | 10441   | N/A  | N/A       | N/A  | Load      | 2021-04-10 22:15:37 | 2021-04-10 22:18:54 | 3m17s     | N/A        |
      6. 2 rows in set (0.00 sec)

    3. View the Instance overview of the specified subtask

      1. mysql> show load profile "/10441/980014623046410a-88e260f0c43031f1";
      2. | Instances                         | Host             | ActiveTime |
      3. +-----------------------------------+------------------+------------+
      5. | 980014623046410a-88e260f0c43031f3 | 10.81.85.89:9067 | 3m6s       |
      6. | 980014623046410a-88e260f0c43031f4 | 10.81.85.89:9067 | 3m10s      |
      7. | 980014623046410a-88e260f0c43031f5 | 10.81.85.89:9067 | 3m14s      |
      8. +-----------------------------------+------------------+------------+

    4. Continue to view the detailed Profile of each operator on a specific Instance