Hi,

slonik's EXECUTE SCRIPT -documentation says that:

EXECUTE ONLY ON = ival

    (Optional) The ID of the only node to actually execute the script.
    This option causes the script to be propagated by all nodes but
    executed only by one. The default is to execute the script on all
    nodes that are subscribed to the set.


In my experience this property is not working correctly, and here's the 
proof ("tiuhti" is origin and "viuhti" subscriber):

slony1 at tiuhti:~$ psql -d cldb -c "CREATE TABLE testtable (id int)" -h tiuhti
CREATE TABLE
slony1 at tiuhti:~$ psql -d cldb -c "CREATE TABLE testtable (id int)" -h viuhti
CREATE TABLE

slony1 at tiuhti:~$ cat drop_table_testtable.sql
DROP TABLE testtable;

slony1 at tiuhti:~$ cat droptest.slonik
#!/usr/bin/slonik

CLUSTER NAME=climate;

NODE 1 ADMIN CONNINFO = 'dbname=cldb host=tiuhti user=slony1';
NODE 2 ADMIN CONNINFO = 'dbname=cldb host=viuhti user=slony1';

EXECUTE SCRIPT (
        SET ID = 1,
        FILENAME = '/home/slony1/drop_table_testtable.sql',
        EVENT NODE = 1,
        EXECUTE ONLY ON = 2
);

slony1 at tiuhti:~$ slonik droptest.slonik
DDL script consisting of 1 SQL statements
DDL Statement 0: (0,21) [DROP TABLE testtable;]
Submit DDL Event to subscribers...
DDL on origin - PGRES_TUPLES_OK

slony1 at tiuhti:~$ psql -d cldb -c "\d testtable" -h viuhti
Did not find any relation named "testtable".

This is what I expected, but

slony1 at tiuhti:~$ psql -d cldb -c "\d testtable" -h tiuhti
Did not find any relation named "testtable".

Wooah - the script dropped table testtable from both nodes although I 
specified the "execute only on" -option. Is there something I'm missing 
or is there a bug?

Regards

MP