On 5/9/2008 11:32 AM, Christopher Browne wrote:
> <postgres at dac.e4ward.com> writes:
>> Just a quick question...
>>
>> I currently have a master-slave setup with postgres 8.1.10 and slony
>> 1.2.12. I'm needing to drop slony usage on BOTH nodes for a while. I
>> have experience dropping slave nodes using DROP NODE... but I can't
>> find any info about its usage on master nodes.
>>
>> Any advice?
> 
> Nodes do not, in and of themselves, have a role of either "master" or
> "slave"; they're all just nodes.  That, for a particular replication
> set, they are performing "master" or "slave" activities is distinct
> from that.
> 
> You can just do DROP NODE, whether you think it's a "master" or a
> "slave."

If you want to remove all traces of slony from all the nodes, UNINSTALL 
NODE is what you are looking for.


Jan

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