Fix #20160 - Skip tables that cannot be read in SQL structure export - #20379
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…re export Signed-off-by: Eyüp Can Akman <eyupcanakman@gmail.com>
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Description
When a single table cannot be read (for example an InnoDB table on a server started with
skip-innodb), the whole SQL export failed with anError reading structure for tableerror instead of exporting the readable tables. The export loop now skips a table whose columns cannot be read and continues, the same way #20224 handles the data export.Fixes #20160.
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