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You can find your load orders grouped by destinations or by data tables.

To see the load orders list related to one data table, you need to:

• Select the Data explorer item in the left menu
• Choose the required data table from the list.
• ~In this case, under the list of load orders, you will see a list of extraction orders related to the same data table.

To see the list of load orders related to one of your destinations, you need to:

• Select the Destinations item in the left menu
• Choose the required destination from the connected destinations list.
• ~After this, you will see the Page header and the Overview tab.

Page header

The Page header shows the destination connection name and status.

Overview tab

This tab shows you the list of load orders for the current destination.

If you want to create a new load order for the current destination, click the Setup load button in the upper right corner of the screen.
Сheck out this article to learn how to set up data load.

Use the search field to find the necessary load order by:

• Load order name
• Data Table name
• Destination
• Data Source (because of Load order name formation rule)
• Extraction Template Name (because of Load order name formation rule)

Also, you can sort the data ascending or descending in every column except Action.

The Load orders list includes six columns. Let's look at each of them in more detail.

Load order name

By default, the load order name compiles according to the corresponding data table name. It is formed by Data Source + Extraction Template rule. All words are written with lowercase letters and underscores replace all the spaces.
Of course, you can change the name we offered to any other name when creating the load order. But note that these names must be unique!

To dive into the load order settings, you need to click the necessary load order name.

Data table name

This column shows which data table you’ve selected when setting up data load.

To dive into the data table settings, you need to click the necessary data table in the list of load orders grouped by destinations.

Destination

This column shows for which destination you’ve created this load order.

To dive into the destination settings, you need to click the necessary destination in the list of load orders grouped by data table.

Load order status

• Active - data push to the destination runs according to the schedule
• Paused - data push to the destination is on hold
• Syncing - data synchronization is started
• Error - an issue occurred and data push has failed

To see the description of an issue, you need to click the "plus" icon near the load order name. Let's look at the examples of errors and your follow-up actions:

• ‍Table doesn't exist - in this case you should contact the support team
• You are trying to upload huge amount of data - please contact the support team to reduce it
• Failed to dump data - please try to reload it
• We can not process your load now - please try again later or contact the support team
• Missing required fields - in this case you should add the specified field or fields to the table

Extraction Orders number

Here you see the number of extraction orders related to the data table from the second column.

Last updated date

This column shows you when the load order was last updated.

Actions

There are three buttons in this column:

• Run Load button
• Start/Pause button
• Delete button

You can pause or start data loads, and delete the load orders using them.

Pausing the load order will stop data push to the destination immediately. This will delete our reference to the destination table, but it will not stop the data extraction to Improvado.

Run Load button

Click this button to run the Load order for the selected date range.