Replication slots created by PGD v5

A set of WAL records are reserved on the primary database when a replication slot is created The modifications made to the

Replication slots created by PGD v5 To make this possible, the PostgreSQL connector follows a delete As a PostgreSQL administrator, drop the replication slot on the primary database server

A set of WAL records are reserved on the primary database when a replication slot is created The modifications made to the

postgres drop replication slot Remove all subscriptions before you remove the CDC Replication Engine for PostgreSQL instance It the subscriptions are not removed, you must drop all

The logical solution is to make the primary to keep track of how far behind the standby is, and to not delete WAL files that any standbys still

postgresql replication slot src=# DELETE FROM nopk WHERE foo='boston'; ERROR: cannot delete from table nopk because it does not have a replica identity and publishes

You must drop unused replication slots Failing to do so can lead to server unavailability How to drop a slot If you are not actively