On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 06:13:34PM +0100, Tang, Jason wrote:
> I have to two databases 'provision' and 'order' there are no
> relationships/keys between the two. From your definition of cluster, I
> _think_ I mean that there is cluster called 'foo' and there are two
> slony 'sets' - id = 1 (provision), and id = 2 (order).

If the tables are in different PostgreSQL databases, then you need
2 completely separate Slony clusters with separate slons.  Each cluster will
have a single set, which could have a set ID 1 if that doesn't confuse things
too much.

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