Wed Sep 22 05:23:41 PDT 2004
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On Tuesday September 21 2004 7:24, Jan Wieck wrote:
> > When I drop the slave's replication schema, "pg_dump -s foo" does not
> > show any trace whatsoever of any slony schema, triggers, etc. I would
> > have expected the dependency to show up in the dump. What am I
> > missing? Here's what I'm doing:
>
> Have a single "user-defined" trigger on a table, just some no-op thing.
> Then install slony, drop the replication schema on the slave and dump
> the result ...
Now I see it, thx.
So, is the following the standard form to remove all replication schema,
columns, etc, and return DB to what it was before?
slonik <<_EOF_
cluster name = replication;
node 2 admin conninfo = '$SLAVE_CONNINFO';
uninstall node ( id = 2 );
_EOF_
Ed
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