Re: Order of removing logical replication

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That's the order but it's logical replication, and wouldn't interfere with your master even if you ran it out of order.  

I have 12 databases doing logical shipping to our subscription server and occasionally it breaks but the master is never affected.  When you restart the subs there will be some I/O due to data shipping however.

Since we are talking about logical rep: What I would LOVE is schema change support for the logical replication!  

On Fri, Apr 23, 2021, 9:23 AM Yambu <hyambu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello

May i know in which order i have to stop logical replication without causing issues on postgres

1. drop subscription on slave
2. drop slot on master

regards

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