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Hi. In the Slony FAQ, section "5.2.8.4. Replication Fails - Unique Constraint Violation" is listed under "hopefully obsolete". I've just run into this issue, using Slony-I 1.2.21, running against Postgres 8.4.8. So looks like this issue is still around. I had Slony repeatedly trying to insert values on the subscriber that were rejected with "unique constraint violation". Same values do not appear on the master -- I guess the master's database rejected them. It appears that Slony was attempting to replicate to the subscriber a transaction that was rejected on the master? The description in 5.2.8.4 fits to a "t". Looks like this "glitch" is still around. Aleksey
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