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Source Encrypted Table Check

MySQL and GaussDB(for MySQL) Serving as the Source

**Table 1** Source encrypted table check
Check Item	Source encrypted table check
Description	Check whether there are encrypted tables in the source database.
Failure Cause and Handling Suggestion	Item to be confirmed: The source database contains encrypted tables. Check whether the destination database supports encrypted tables. If the destination database does not support these tables, the task may fail. Handling suggestion: Check whether the destination database supports these tables. If not, deselect them from the synchronization objects.

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