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Rajesh Nishtala updated HBASE-13416:
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Summary: Recreating a deleted table causes replication of old WALS to get
replicated incorrectly (was: Deleted/Recreated tables causes replication of
old WALS to get replicated incorrectly)
> Recreating a deleted table causes replication of old WALS to get replicated
> incorrectly
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> Key: HBASE-13416
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-13416
> Project: HBase
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Replication
> Reporter: Rajesh Nishtala
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> 1) Create a table and setup replication to another cluster
> 2) Write some data into the source table
> 3) Disable and delete the table from the source cluster and the sink cluster
> 4) Recreate the table with the same schema in the source and sink clusters
> 5) The source cluster is empty but the sink cluster has a copy of the old
> data that is not in the source cluster.
> To work around:
> 1) disable the table in the source cluster
> 2) Roll the WALs across all region servers
> 3) Delete the table in the source cluster
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