After you delete a remote replication pair, the replication relationship between primary and secondary resources of the remote replication pair will be deleted, and data on primary resources will no longer be synchronized to secondary resources.
Running Status of a Remote Replication Pair |
Deletion Supported or Not |
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Normal |
× |
Split |
√ |
Interrupted |
√ If a remote replication pair is disconnected, you need to delete it from both the primary and secondary ends. |
To be recovered |
× |
Synchronizing |
× |
Invalid |
√ If a remote replication pair is disconnected, you need to delete it from both the primary and secondary ends. |
√: Supported ×: Not supported |
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You can also click More on the right of a desired remote replication pair and select Delete.
If you select Forcibly ensure data consistency for the secondary resource when deleting a remote replication pair and data on the secondary resource is incomplete, the system automatically rolls back the data on the secondary resource to the previous complete state.