Hi All,
  I trying to replicate a large database (2GB) from the master to a slave.
The master has about 60 tables. When I added the smaller tables (<100000
rows) it replicates but it queues up the sync events from the master and I
don't see any data in the slave tables until its done. 
  When I added a large table to another replication set, it takes like
forever (which isn't the problem) but whenever there is a break in the
internet connection, there is no data in the table when I it (after stopping
the daemons) and when I restart daemon, it gives a "ERROR: Slony-I
setAddTable_int(): table id 1 has already been assigned!" even though I am
adding any table to the replication set.
  Also I noticed that if I add the command:
    sync (id=1);
     wait for event (origin=1, confirmed=2, wait on=1, timeout=0);
  to the subscribe command, it doesn't return until all the data has been
copied (for small tables) or it never does (for a large table).
   Does any one have an idea what could be wrong? I am following the
commands as specified in the "Replicating Your First Database" section of
the Slony help.
   Also, when replicating a table which is always updated every 3 minutes,
does slony added just the new data or does it start copying all the data
again?

     Victor
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