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Update 06_migration_and_synchronization_through_sql.md
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You can use the `LOAD DATA` statement to import data to a database from files on OBServer nodes, clients, and OSS.
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> * Do not use the `LOAD DATA` statement on tables with triggers.
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> Direct load will write all existing data. If the source table contains a large amount of data but only a small amount of data needs to be imported, direct load is inappropriate in this case.
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Set the system variable `secure_file_priv` to specify the path that can be accessed for file import or export.
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> For security reasons, when you set the system variable `secure_file_priv`, you can connect to the database only through a local socket to execute the SQL statement that modifies the global variable. For more information, see [secure_file_priv](https://en.oceanbase.com/docs/common-oceanbase-database-10000000001105254).
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