Using PostgreSQL Logical Replication to Maintain an Always Up-to

CREATE SUBSCRIPTION generates logical replication slots on the primary, and initial data syncing is done with the COPY command Note that binary

Using PostgreSQL Logical Replication to Maintain an Always Up-to Hi all; I setup logical replication by specifying 402 specific tables like shown below: On the Publisher: CREATE PUBLICATION testpub FOR

CREATE SUBSCRIPTION generates logical replication slots on the primary, and initial data syncing is done with the COPY command Note that binary

postgres delete replication slot To enable this feature, you need to call the pg_create_logical_replication_slot() function or use the CREATE REPLICATION SLOTLOGICAL command

Slot Growth - Under the covers, a logical replication slot captures changes in the Postgres Write-Ahead Log and streams them in a human-

postgres create replication slot Now we need a new subscription which attaches to the logical replication slot we've created in the replication connection The important

In the context of logical replication, a slot represents a stream of changes that can be replayed to a client in the order they were made on the origin server