<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:times new roman,new york,times,serif;font-size:12pt"><font size="2" face="Tahoma">Tatsuo,<br>
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In answer to your questions.<br>
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Q1) Slony-I on Windows is stable? <br>
A1) Yes. I have been using Slony-I v1.2.16, and I assure you it is stable on all platforms.<br>
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Q2) Slony-I master on Windows can be replicated to slave on Linux/UNIX<br>
host?<br>
A2) Yes. The platform/O/S is not important for replication. It is important that the versions of Slony-I <br>
be identical.<br>
<br>Q3) Is it possible to replicate a database "A" on master node to slave<br> as database "B"?<br>A3) Yes. Slony requires you specify the master and slave database names, but the names may be <br> different. What is critical is that the same schemas and tables exist on both.<br><br>Q4) If 2) is yes, then is it possible to replicate mutiple master nodes<br> to single PostgreSQL database cluster? For example, <br>A4) Yes, but you will need a separate slony schema and slon process for each database replicated.<br><br><br>
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