I've recently consolidated two separate replica jobs into a single job (original 2 was to send to 2 different datastores but then I learned you could configure different datastores for different VMs within the job).
However, in the "Replicas | Ready" section of the console I can still see the legacy "replicas" (and their final timestamps) as well as their currently timestamped replacements.
What's the cleanest/safest way to remove the legacy replica entries without either affecting the "new" ones (which simply mapped to the previous ones) or accidentally pulling them out of the replacement job - the original replica job has since been deleted.
I logged this as 01714990 (in case it required some SQL dabbling) but as a question rather than fault so SLA may not be too quick so thought I'd ask here anyway in the meantime...
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Re: Removing "duplicate" replica entries after consolidating
Hi,
Your new mapped replica job does not create a new replica it just copies the difference thus you can just click "remove from configuration" button.
Thank you.
Your new mapped replica job does not create a new replica it just copies the difference thus you can just click "remove from configuration" button.
Thank you.
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Re: Removing "duplicate" replica entries after consolidating
Thanks for the confirmation. I'm still on v8 so "Remove from Replicas" seems to be the equivalent & had the desired effect - I just wasn't sure if it would have been removed from ALL replica jobs, especially as the original job no longer existed.
Tested on a least-important VM first & had the desired results so have done the remainder too. Thanks!
Tested on a least-important VM first & had the desired results so have done the remainder too. Thanks!
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