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Hi St?phane, On Friday 08 December 2006 10:11, St?phane Schildknecht wrote: | I read in documentation that dumping a slave is a really bad option as | slony1 modifies the catalog systems. You can always remove the Slony1 specific functions, schema, triggers and restore the system to the "original" state. But yes, doing this on the master is much easier. | Knowing that, I guess backups have to be done on the master. But, what | would be the risks to dump database on the slave without dumping the | slony replication schema? Don't do that. Removing the Slony1 schemas from the master should be as easy as running "drop schema _<schema_name> cascade". I have done this several times and yet not encountered a problem. The other option is to use a simple slonik script here that calls "uninstall node". | Is it indeed possible to dump the database without including the | replication schema (neither on slave or master)? Would that give me a | fully usable dump? Ciao, Thomas -- Thomas Pundt <thomas.pundt at rp-online.de> ---- http://rp-online.de/ ----
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