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Hello, all, This last weekend I put Slony into production on one of our databases. Everything went smoothly, but when I checked in on Saturday, I noticed that a) slony has copied the entire tablespace over to the new database more than 40 times; b) the load on the subscribing machine was three times higher than usual; and c) there are 130k events in the sl_event table, and we're 3 days behind. I've had this /exact/ same configuration running on our sandbox machines, even replicating the live data over, and didn't see this problem. Did I let people back onto the database too soon? Is it possible to punt and start over without taking the database down? Shamefacedly, jfb -- James Felix Black Programmer, iParadigms LLC (510) 287-9720 x 250
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