Accepted, There are isolated scenarios we have to recreate schema and load data separately !
]]>* Myisam allows auto increment on secondary columns in multi-column unique (including primary) keys. You won’t be able to convert these tables until you changed the order or removed the auto increment. https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/example-auto-increment.html#idm139722679773664
* Some queries might have a different execution path when tables are innodb instead of myisam. We had a couple of queries where execution time went from instant to seconds… If possible, record all queries and execute them on a slave instance. Once with myisam tables and once with innodb tables and compare execution times.
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