jason at buberel.org writes:
> Thank you for the kindly RTFM :)
>
> To quote from the documentation: This ID must be unique across all
> sets; you cannot have two tables in the same cluster with the same ID.
>
> Which leads me to ask whether or not either of the following two
> statements are true of slony:
>
> Within a single cluster, a table can only be a member of one set.
>
> - or -
>
> Within a single cluster, a table can be a member of more than one set
> as long as each of those sets has the same origin node.

The first statement is the true one, and it actually furthermore
crosses clusters...

A table can only successfully be a member of one set.
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