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Hi, I have a couple of questions about the following cluster shape (which I currently have on paper only): Master node 1 contains two sets: A1 and A2 Slave node 2 subscribes to set A1 Slave node 3 subscribes to set A2 At one point the master (node 1) fails. Is there a way to make node2 the master for set A1 and node 3 the master for set A2 a the same time? I'm asking this because the FAILOVER command only accepts one backup node as parameter. What happens with set A2 on node 3 when I execute "FAILOVER (ID = 1, BACKUP NODE = 2);"? Will this even work since set A2 doesn't even exist on node 2? Regards, Aleksander
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