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Darcy, > No, because Slony is a trigger based replication engine, it never really > truly cares if the transaction really made it to disk, only that the > trigger was "fired". Now if the event was never actually confirmed by a > subscriber, (ie never replicated) it's 10000000% possible that it's lost > in that disk corruption someware in the event_log tables. Hmmmm .... you raise a good point; the Slony tabels themselves could be corrupted, which would be Very Bad. Damn. -- Josh Berkus Aglio Database Solutions San Francisco
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