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Whether the max_allowed_packet Value of the Source Database Is Too Small

MySQL and GaussDB(for MySQL) Serving as the Source

**Table 1** Checking whether the max_allowed_packet value of the source database is too small
Check Item	Whether the max_allowed_packet value of the source database is too small
Description	If the max_allowed_packet value of the source database is too small, data migration may fail.
Item to Be Confirmed and Handling Suggestion	Potential problem: If there is a lot of data to be migrated or there are too many fields to be migrated, and the max_allowed_packet value of the source database is too small, then the migration task may fail. Handling suggestion: Change the max_allowed_packet value of the source database to a value greater than 16777216.

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