JP Fletcher wrote:

> Do all of the tables in "pkeyedtables" have actual primary keys?

This is the first place I starting looking and sure enough, the table in 
the set that was the first table that did not get replicated (esc_class) 
does not have a primary key.  What amazes me is there was no error 
message, it simply stopped at that point.  My bad, as I didn't catch it 
in my logged output, but still, I'm surprised it doesn't give some 
indication of a problem.

> If 
> not, you need to specify a candidate unique index, under 'keyedtables' 
> in slon_tools.conf if you're using altperl tools.  It's also helpful if 
> you wrap the CREATE SET and  SET ADD TABLE commands in a 'try' block, so 
> that if there's a problem, everything rolls back...

Yeah, we are using the altperl tools.  Thanks for the followup.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey

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