On 1/22/18 01:53, Chad Trabant wrote:
> 1) In my initial testing it seems that an upgrade via pg_upgrade does
> not migrate logical replication slots or origins
> (pg_replication_slots and pg_replication_origin).
Correct.
A better approach might be to use pglogical itself to do the upgrade.
That is, set up a new replica somewhere that is PG10, replicate into
that, and switch over.
> 2) pglogical has mechanisms to re-synchronize an entire subscription or
> selected tables. After identifying a few tables, out of many, that are
> out of sync following the re-construction of a replication link, I have
> used this capability to re-synchronize just what was needed. Short of
> completely re-building logical replication links (clearing and copying
> all the data) does postgres 10 have any mechanisms to re-synchronize a
> subscription or a subset thereof?
Not officially, but you could perhaps achieve that by manually fiddling
with the entries in the system catalog pg_subscription_rel.
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