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Hello. Assume I perform an UPDATE for some replicated table: UPDATE tbl SET field=3D'abcd' WHERE id=3D10. A Slony master creates an event for this upda= te, and each slave pulls this event and performs the replication process. The question is: where Slony really stores an information about what data was changed and to what it was changed? I browsed sl_event table (and all other), but did not find any data field containing the real "abcd" string. Seems there is no table inside the Slony schema which holds that string "abcd". Strange! But how could it be? How slaves know which data has to be updated while a replication process? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.slony.info/pipermail/slony1-general/attachments/20070522/= 8884817c/attachment.htm
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