The documentation for the debug option of the slon command is 
misleading, or else there is a glitch in the code.

Per the documenation:

Options

-ddebuglevel
    The log_level specifies the level of verbosity that slon should use 
when logging its activity.
    The eight levels of logging are:
          Error
          Warn
          Config
          Info
          Debug1
          Debug2
          Debug3
          Debug4

However, if you try to specify a level of Error, Warn, Config or Info, 
it is not accepted as the 1st line of the log file is

slon -dW -pslon_node_1.pid $USCUSTREP "dbname=$MASTERDBNAME 
user=$REPLICATIONUSER host=$MASTERHOST port=$PGPORT" > slon1.log &
2006-03-21 11:01:01 MST WARN   parameter "log_level" requires a integer 
value

Trying to specify a different level of debug will report an error also

slon -d5 -pslon_node_1.pid $USCUSTREP "dbname=$MASTERDBNAME 
user=$REPLICATIONUSER host=$MASTERHOST port=$PGPORT" > slon1.log &
2006-03-21 10:58:26 MST WARN   5 is outside the valid range for 
parameter "log_level" (0 .. 4)

So it looks like the documentation should be corrected to read as follows:

    The eight levels of logging are:

          1 = Debug1 (Info)
          2 = Debug2 (Config)
          3.= Debug3 (Warn)
          4 = Debug4 (Error)

Can someone please verify this for me?
TIA

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Melvin Davidson
CCT - Database Developer
303-798-9228 ext. 305