Thanks Ed,
I could have done that but at this point my destination cluster is not healthy
and I need to reinitialize that cluster, eventually the same tables will be
there after initialization but with different table id. Once that happens I
will setup replication again.
At this point, i am not
SO, I'm not familiar with replication in an operational setting - so my
comments are based on my mental model of what I think replication is doing -
the implement may not match my mental model - maybe someone else with more
familiarity can chime in.
I'm reading that you want to stop replication
Thanks Ed,
Let me rephase it. I need to stop replication as my tables on the peer are
changing. After stopping, I will need to start replication again to the tables.
To stop the replication, on the primary instance tables i am going to set
config to set replication false. Basically running
conf
I do not understand what you are asking - it would help if you stated what you
are trying to accomplish and if you clearly identified source vs. destination.
Ed Coleman
From: Ligade, Shailesh [USA]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2022 7:37 AM
To: user@accumulo.apache.org
Subject: how to stop entir
Hello,
If i must stop entire replication, I set config for an individual table
replication to false. However this will not affect entries in the replication
table and the system will keep (or try to keep) replicating.
I can take replication table offline, but eventually when I need to start
rep
