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 - Switching your `binlog_format` to `ROW`, in the case where it is _not_ `ROW` and you explicitly specified `--switch-to-rbr`
   - If your replication is already in RBR (`binlog_format=ROW`) you can specify `--assume-rbr` to avoid the `STOP SLAVE/START SLAVE` operations, hence no need for `SUPER`.
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 - Running `--test-on-replica`: before the cut-over phase, `gh-ost` stops replication so that you can compare the two tables and satisfy that the migration is sound.
 
 ### Limitations
 
 - Foreign keys not supported. They may be supported in the future, to some extent.
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 - Triggers are not supported. They may be supported in the future.
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 - MySQL 5.7 generated columns are not supported. They may be supported in the future.
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 - The two _before_ & _after_ tables must share some `UNIQUE KEY`. Such key would be used by `gh-ost` to iterate the table.
   - As an example, if your table has a single `UNIQUE KEY` and no `PRIMARY KEY`, and you wish to replace it with a `PRIMARY KEY`, you will need two migrations: one to add the `PRIMARY KEY` (this migration will use the existing `UNIQUE KEY`), another to drop the now redundant `UNIQUE KEY` (this migration will use the `PRIMARY KEY`).
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 - The chosen migration key must not include columns with `NULL` values.
   - `gh-ost` will do its best to pick a migration key with non-nullable columns. It will by default refuse a migration where the only possible `UNIQUE KEY` includes nullable-columns. You may override this refusal via `--allow-nullable-unique-key` but **you must** be sure there are no actual `NULL` values in those columns. Such `NULL` values would cause a data integrity problem and potentially a corrupted migration.
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 - It is not allowed to migrate a table where another table exists with same name and different upper/lower case.
   - For example, you may not migrate `MyTable` if another table called `MYtable` exists in the same schema.
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 - Amazon RDS and Google Cloud SQL are currently not supported
   - We began working towards removing this limitation. See tracking issue: https://github.com/github/gh-ost/issues/163
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 - Multisource is not supported when migrating via replica. It _should_ work (but never tested) when connecting directly to master (`--allow-on-master`)
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 - Master-master setup is only supported in active-passive setup. Active-active (where table is being written to on both masters concurrently) is unsupported. It may be supported in the future.