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Han He wrote: > Thanks for your kind reply. > Actually what I mean 'atomic' is that, for example, if on parent, > update table A and table B, then slony trigger replication on slave > node, update table A succeed, however update table B fail, can slony > rollback the table A? Actually, there's a stronger condition than that... If the update to table B fails on the subscriber, Slony-I will roll the whole set of changes back, and is unable to NOT rollback the update to table A.
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