Alexander (and others), I tested this and it works perfectly. Thanks,
Chris Browne. I know a lot of people use PERL scripts, etc. I use
simple bash shell scripts with the slonik commands. Here is a
snippet of my subscribe code. I have my common slonik preamble stuff
in a file named
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Troy Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alexander (and others), I tested this and it works perfectly. Thanks,
Chris Browne. I know a lot of people use PERL scripts, etc. I use
simple bash shell scripts with the slonik commands. Here is a
snippet of my subscribe
Alexander Staubo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Troy Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alexander (and others), I tested this and it works perfectly. Thanks,
Chris Browne. I know a lot of people use PERL scripts, etc. I use
simple bash shell scripts with the slonik
Am I correct in thinking that there are cases where you don't need to
set up replication of sequences at all?
For example, if you're setting up Slony slaves for the sole purpose of
off-loading read-only queries from the master *and* you only ever use
sequences in conjunction with serial columns,
Very basic question from a very new slony user
I am running slony 1.2.14.
Very simple configuration - 1 master 1 slave
Both running postgres 8.2.5.
I have slony working, successfully replicating seven tables.
I also have successfully run some of the monitoring scripts
(E.G.
Alexander Staubo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Am I correct in thinking that there are cases where you don't need to
set up replication of sequences at all?
For example, if you're setting up Slony slaves for the sole purpose of
off-loading read-only queries from the master *and* you only ever use
There are a couple commands that you must include in every slonik script. I
generally define a header file (some people call it preamble) and include
it in all my other scripts.
It's called cluster.definitions.slonik, and it looks like this:
# The cluster name must be the first
We are pleased to present the first release candidate for version 2 of
Slony-I. It will almost certainly not be the final for v2.0.0, but
has been tested enough (by Jan and I) that it seems worthwhile to
encourage others to test it and see if there are issues that we didn't
notice.
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