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All, We use time partitioned tables quite extensively (day boundaries). I've looked at the documentation concerning support for partitioned tables, and understand the process steps (EXECUTE SCRIPT, CREATE SET, SET ADD TABLE, SUBSCRIBE SET, SYNC, WAIT FOR EVENT, MERGE SET). I have two questions about this process: 1) What set ID do I use in the EXECUTE SCRIPT command, the target set to which I'm merging or the new temporary set I'm creating for the merge?; 2) Does the temporary set ID go away (i.e. can be resued) after executing the MERGE SET? Also, is there an easy way to determine what would be the next unique table ID, assuming all of my table IDs are allocated sequentially starting at 1? The goal of these questions is to support an automated process to handle the daily addition of time partitioned tables. Thanks, Doug Knight WSI Corp. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.slony.info/pipermail/slony1-general/attachments/20080924/fb4248a0/attachment.htm
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