Thread: A proposal to force-drop replication slots to make disabling

Delete the Replication Slot: Once you've identified the slot, you can delete it using the pg_drop_replication_slot function Replace slot_name with

Thread: A proposal to force-drop replication slots to make disabling By themselves, replication slots occupy very little disk space They just store tiny bit of metadata, including a pointer to a position in WAL

Delete the Replication Slot: Once you've identified the slot, you can delete it using the pg_drop_replication_slot function Replace slot_name with

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Starting from PostgreSQL , it is also necessary and useful to check for leftover replication slots The core issue is that if somebody forgets to drop a

postgres drop replication slot The pg_replication_slots view provides a listing of all replication slots that currently exist on the database cluster, along with their current state For more

Replication slots aren't a magic bullet though; if a replication slot isn't being consumed it will cause postgresql to consume disk space as it