On 03/06/2014 11:09 AM, Israel Brewster wrote:
On Mar 6, 2014, at 10:03 AM, Adrian Klaver <adrian.kla...@aklaver.com> wrote:
Are all the scripts running from one machine?
If so, have you checked that the times are set correctly on the various
machines?
Three different machines (due to OS requirements), but yeah the times all
appear to be correct.
So it appears you will have to wait to see what the logging reports.
Should have mentioned that you need to make sure you do something like
pg_ctl reload on the Postgres server to get the postgressql.conf changes
to take effect.
Another thought. Might not be bad idea to grep your scripts for ALTER,
SEQUENCE or any other relevant keywords. Just in case something slipped
in you where not aware of.
Make sense? Probably not the best setup, but then that's what happens when you
figure out stuff for yourself rather than having formal training :-) I'm
DEFINITELY open to suggestions :-)
'Makes sense' is context sensitive. It really depends on what you want to
achieve. My procedure is to define the end result first and then work backwards
from there.
Good point. However, I was asking more in the general "did I explain it well enough to be
understood" rather than in the "is it a sensible setup" aspect. The rest of the
sentence was just me being insecure :-D
I understood the basics of what you are doing. The details probably can
wait pending the log information. Hey, all of us are beginners/learning
in something.
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