Glyn Astill wrote:
> 
>> From: Vignesh Mohan <vignesh.m at i10n.com>
>> 
>> Hi All
>> 
>> I need to know some facts of Slony 's Behaviour in this use
>> case
>> 
>> * Slony running in slave and master.
>> * Stop slony in master and Slave
>> * Delete few data in tables in master
>> * Restart Slony in master and slave
>> 
>> My Question is 
>> 
>> Will the deletion be replicated in slave now?
>> 
> 
> Yes.
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Thanks a load for your prompt response.

This is raising another doubt. 

>From your answer i come to a conclusion that whenever the slony is restarted
entire db in slave is re written irrespective of changes done or not done.
Am i right ?

If i m not right .. How does slony take into consideration of the deletion
of few rows in master activity when slony is stopped.? And when started
again how does it come to know that the rows are deleted 


Also tell me the way in which we can restart the slony 

I do the this
/usr/bin/slon start

What does sloni_restart_node do ?

Thanks in Advance
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Vignesh.M
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