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On Jan 11, 2008, at 9:34 AM, Bill Moran wrote: > I do this quite frequently (to grab data out of our production > environment > to our lab for testing purposes, for example). I've yet to see any > problems ... what is it that's supposed to go awry when I do this? > What is the danger? your schema is mucked about by slony, so when you restore, you may not get what you expect to get in terms of triggers, rules, etc. I sometimes take a clean schema dump (with slony stuff removed) from the master, and data-only dump from the replica, then use the pg_restore -l and -L options to prune what gets restored (ie, comment out all the slony related stuff).
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