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On Wed, 1 Mar 2006, Brad Nicholson wrote: > Marc G. Fournier wrote: > >> >> What about the extra nodes that you indicate above I have to create? Will >> those disappear also? Is there any 'clean up' I'll need to do? >> > You are not creating an extra node, you are creating an extra set, and > subscribing that set to an exisiting node. Sorry, maybe I mis-understood your earlier replay, but: ===== > Now, I'm guessing right now, but PROVIDER/RECEIVER can "reuse" the ones > that are already defined as part of the original replication set, I > don't need to create new ones just for the temporary set, do I? These are on a set by set basis, the fact that they are defined for another set is irrelevant. ===== I may be mis-reading your reply here ... When I originally setup replication between the two nodes, I had to INIT CLUSTER and STORE NODE for each side ... in my case, NODE 1 and NODE 2 ... I take it that I can have multiple SETs per CLUSTER, but do I need to define a NODE 3 / NODE 4 for the temporary SET I need to create, or can I use the existing NODE 1 / NODE 2 that are already created? And, the respective paths created via STORE PATH?
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