Steps to rollback when Logical Standby Database creation fails

Hi,
In case while creating a logical standby database it fails. What steps should be done on primary to rollback the earlier steps. Because while creating logical standby we do certain tasks on primary e.g.
1) create supplemental logging.
2) update init file.
Regards,
Tushar

Hi,
Thanks for the mail. Should I drop the supplemental logging using
"Alter database DROP Supplemental Log data;".
or if we need to disable, how can we do so?
Rest is ok. Anyways I would not be using force logging.
Droping of additional tablespace created to keep logminer tables on primary.
Removing of log_archive_dest_2 information from primary init.
I think the above should do.
Regards,
Tushar

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    2. Logical standby db in NOARCHIVE MODE when setup for the purpose of Reporting.
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