Hello, and thanks for answer,
>> on Gentoo Linux,
> I don't know how you decided on Gentoo as a platform for your database. It
> strikes me as a stupid choice.
In two sentences, why?
>> DB is replicated with Slon version 1.2.0.
> Once again, bad idea. For new clusters, you should always use the latest
> stable release, currently that is 1.2.12.
Yes, I agree. One question: can I use different slon versions on different
nodes in one replica?
>
>
>> Fist problem started with one node, with stopped to replicate with such
>> error:
>>
>> 2007-11-15 13:17:21 EET ERROR remoteWorkerThread_1: "insert into
>> "public"."kainos"
>> (paslaugos,laikai,abonimentas,kaina,pastaba,rodyti,tipas,vienkartinis,gal
>>
>>
ioja_nuo,galioja_iki,id,pradine_imoka,intervalas,intervalas_paskutinis,imoku_skaicius,viso_sumoketi,periodine_imoka,max_pirkiniu_suma,padalinys,padaliniu_gru
>> pe) values ('baseinas+treniruokliai ','Visos dienos
>> ','1 m<EB>nesio ','284.00','Bendra korta
>> ','t','V
>> isi','f',NULL,NULL,'1110',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'50.00
>> ','0','201');
>> " ERROR: insert or update on table "kainos" violates foreign key
>> constraint "fk_kainos_padaliniu_grupe"
>> DETAIL: Key (padaliniu_grupe)=(201) is not present in table
>> "padaliniu_grupes".
>>
>> Note that table "kainos" and table "padaliniu_grupes" are replicated!
>> only in two different sets.
>
>
> That's probably a bad idea. Unless you have a very good reason to put them
> in different sets, you should keep stuff that inter-relates together in a
> single set. Are both sets subscribed on your replica?
Yes, all sets are on my replica.
> PostgreSQL uses unique indexes to implement primary keys. But as I
> mentioned
> before, making changes to your schema is probably not the right way to
> solve
> your problem.
Yes, I agree, it just a try for work around.. Can you suggest something?
Lukas
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