Inside logical replication in PostgreSQL: How it works

Inside logical replication in PostgreSQL: How it works postgres drop replication slot When dropping a subscription, the replication slot should be kept This In that case, disassociate the slot from the subscription using ALTER SUBSCRIPTION postgres replication slot Manage inactive or lagging replication slots​ Inactive or lagging replication could cause problems in a database, like an ever-increasing disk usage not

postgres replication slot Usage · DROP SUBSCRIPTION cannot be executed in a transaction · execution will fail if the replication slot cannot be dropped, because the publisher is

postgresql replication slot SELECT pg_drop_replication_slot; Replace 'slot_name' with the name of the replication slot you want to remove Clean Up:  Don't drop the group slot Although usually inactive, it's still vital to the proper operation of the EDB Postgres Distributed cluster If you drop it, then