Bucardo store its data in its own schema named bucardo. So to see that schema you need to type \dn in psql shell, or you can simply use pgAdmin for GUI.
A simpe test to see whether the replication working is to try to insert/update/delete a record in a synced table on master side, and see if the change also happens on slave side. Also you can try to see the output of 'bucardo_ctl status' command, right before and after you make record changes on master side. On Wednesday, December 10, 2014, Hadri Rahman <[email protected]> wrote: > When I tried to perform replication in Bucardo from the master side, > whenever I add a sync and type "bucardo start" it will run in the > background. However, when I tried to look at the results at the slave side, > it appears that the replication was unsuccessful. > > For example; when I look at the database contents in the master side, I > would get something like this: > > postgres=# \dt > List of relations > Schema | Name | Type | Owner > ---------------------------------------------------------- > public | testing | table | postgres > > The slave side, on the other hand, would produce something like this: > > postgres=# \dt > List of relations > Schema | Name | Type | Owner > ---------------------------------------------------------- > public | rep_test | table | postgres > > Does anyone have any suggestions on anything I might have gotten wrong? >
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