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Re: dropdb breaks replication?

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On 10/31/12 11:34 AM, Edson Richter wrote:
Sorry for the portguese text. Yes, your assumption is correct: WAL segment has been excluded before being able to replicate. I keep 80 WAL segments, but I was wondering if a drop database is being logged: it's just so fast, I thought it wasn't logged. And what is the purpose to log (and replicate) the database drop, if you will not be able to recover it - IMHO, dropdb should be replicated as "database deactivation" or something more or like that...


WAL is not a 'redo' log like Oracle uses.



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