Hi Paul, You can recreate your databases and then re-populate them from another source. As of CouchDB version 3.3.0, if a database is recreated it will reset the replication job id, so it will start a new replication job between the new recreated source and the target.
> There are some duplicate database names in the two source systems and some different database systems. If source databases have duplicate names, but they are on different hosts (https://sdb.somehost1.net and https://sdb.somehost2.net) they'll end up as different replication job ids with different checkpoints. If they are on the same host but you set up different user ids for them (https://user1:pa...@sdb.somehost.net and https://user2:pa...@sdb.somehost.net) they'll also get different job ids and different checkpoints. Cheers, -Nick On Fri, Dec 29, 2023 at 9:59 AM Paul Milner <pauljmil...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I have set up a clustered couchdb instance and I have initiated the > databases by replication from another source couch system. > > I now want to reset all those databases and populate them by replicating > databases from another different source system. > > There are some duplicate database names in the two source systems and some > different database systems. > > As checkpoints have been taken in the replication with the first source > system, I'm wondering how it will proceed. > > Can someone tell me what I should do so that I end up with the destination > system being a copy of the second source system please? > > If I delete all the databases in the destination system and start the > second replication, will all databases (even with duplicate names between > the 2 source systems) be fully created and populated. > > Replication from the first source system will be turned off. > > Thanks a lot for your help > Paul
