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On Tue, 11 Jun 2019, Tory M Blue wrote: > > > Ya will take a look, I also thought that bypassing the slon schema would solve it but apparently not, we > can have 2-10million count in the sl_log before it clears and it's apparent that the replication is not > happening, so I'll poke around some more. Glad to see folks are still around :) > > Thanks > Tory The large number of rows in sl_log is expected. The pg_dump opens a transaction and the rows can't be cleaned up by the cleanupThread until all transactions that might use those rows are gone. I am a bit surprised that replication stops. I know many sites take pg_dump's from slon replicas. Steve
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