Here is the result:

1;3;10917446;"2010-11-09 11:43:11.552822";10306542;"2010-10-19
16:52:12.919763";"2010-10-19 16:52:06.15117";610904;"20 days
19:51:08.936181"
1;4;10917446;"2010-11-09 11:43:11.552822";10641537;"2010-11-09
12:50:41.670451";"2010-10-30 23:12:54.809831";275909;"9 days 13:30:20.27752"
1;2;10917446;"2010-11-09 11:43:11.552822";10641538;"2010-11-09
11:40:48.698673";"2010-10-30 23:13:00.813928";275908;"9 days
13:30:14.273423"



how do i check if the son daemons are running?


Vick Khera wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 1:54 PM, sharadov <sreddy at spark.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>> We have slony replication set up, and the replication on the slave has
>> fallen behind by 10 days. On investigating I noticed that the sl_log_1
>> table
>> has 25K records, but the sl_log_2 table has over 100 million rows, and
>> they
>> keep going up. How do I go about troubleshooting this?
> 
> What is the output of
> 
> select * from _XXX.sl_status;
> 
> on your master node, where XXX is the cluster name?
> 
> are the slon daemons running?
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