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What Are the Impacts on the Source Database If the Lock Table Permission Is Required When the Source Database Contains Tables Without Primary Keys?

In the full phase, tables without primary keys in the source database are locked for about 10s, but it does not affect tables with primary keys.
In the incremental phase, the source database is not affected.

Parent topic: Permissions Management

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