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Log Message:
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Indicate need to run "set drop table" queries on all nodes, perhaps
using EXECUTE SCRIPT.
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slony1-engine/doc/howto:
helpitsbroken.txt (r1.5 -> r1.6)
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diff -Ldoc/howto/helpitsbroken.txt -Ldoc/howto/helpitsbroken.txt -u -w -r1.5 -r1.6
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@@ -199,3 +199,10 @@
The schema will obviously depend on how you defined the Slony-I
cluster. The table ID, in this case, 40, will need to change to the
ID of the table you want to have go away.
+
+You'll have to run these three queries on all of the nodes, preferably
+firstly on the "master" node, so that the dropping of this propagates
+properly. Implementing this via a SLONIK statement with a new Slony
+event would do that. Submitting the three queries using EXECUTE
+SCRIPT can do that. Less ideal would be to connect to each database
+and submit the queries by hand.
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