restart_lsn)
FROM pg_replication_slots;
pg_current_xlog_location() will give you the actual log location in
master, and you can get all info about a slot in the
pg_replication_slots relation. In this case we query for restart_lsn
which has the slot restart location. pg_xlog_location_diff() is
Hello,
I just have few questions on the replication slots :
- is it possible to get size of the slot?
- if the slave is down, the table grows, when the slave comes up again,
will the table be flushed after pushing wals?
- will they impact performances on the master?
I'm just worried about the siz
