Hello,

I ran across something today when trying to use oids as primary keys. The slon 
daemon will create SQL like this this:
 UPDATE table_name SET field = value WHERE ; 

with no clause for the where. Of course this fails. 
Is this just something that shouldn't be done? Or might slony be able to make 
use of tables that use the oid as a primary key? I ask mainly because using 
the oid is an easy way to retrofit a primary key onto existing tables in a 
clean manner.

Thanks,
Darren McClelland