strict mode
The general name for the setting controlled by the innodb-strict-mode option. Turning on this setting causes certain conditions that are normally treated as warnings, to be considered errors. For example, certain invalid combinations of options related to file format and row format, that normally produce a warning and continue with default values, now cause the CREATE TABLE operation to fail.
MySQL also has something called strict mode.
See also file format.
See also innodb-strict-mode.
See also row format.