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How Do I Troubleshoot a MySQL Startup Failure on the Target Server After the Migration?

Symptom

After the migration, the MySQL service on the target server cannot start up or immediately shut down after being started.

Possible Causes

The MySQL service on the source server is not stopped after the migration. As a result, the related files on the target server do not match with those on the source server.

Solution

Stop the MySQL service on the source service, perform a synchronization, and try again.

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