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1. Find a project you're interested in and display the **Integrations** tab (for example, [Apache Kafka](https://lgtm.com/projects/g/apache/kafka/ci/)).
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1. Scroll to the **CodeQL databases for local analysis** section at the bottom of the page.
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1. Download databases for the languages that you want to explore.
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1. Unzip the databases.
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1. For each database that you want to import:
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1.In the VS Code sidebar, go to **CodeQL** > **Databases**and click **+**.
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1. Browse to the unzipped database folder (the parent folder that contains `db-<language>` and `src`) and select **Choose database** to add it.
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1.Go to the CodeQL Databases view in the sidebar. Hover over the Databases title bar and click the icon to **Choose Database from Archive**.
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1. Browse to the zipped database that you downloaded from LGTM.
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When the import is complete, each CodeQL databaseis displayed in the CodeQL sidebar under **Databases**.
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Once you've added a CodeQL database, it is displayed in the Databases view.
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