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@@ -310,9 +310,9 @@ of {search-snap} indices.
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The sole copy of the data in a {search-snap} index is the underlying snapshot,
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stored in the repository. For example:
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-* You cannot unregister a repository while any of the searchable snapshots it
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-contains are mounted in {es}. You also cannot delete a snapshot if any of its
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-indices are mounted as a searchable snapshot in the same cluster.
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+* You must not unregister a repository while any of the searchable snapshots it
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+contains are mounted in {es}. You also must not delete a snapshot if any of its
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+indices are mounted as searchable snapshots.
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* If you mount indices from snapshots held in a repository to which a different
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cluster has write access then you must make sure that the other cluster does not
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