On 02/27/2015 10:14 AM, Alan Nilsson wrote:
Thank you for that, makes sense. Another fine example of RTFM!
To go with my previous post, I knew this sounded familiar:
http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/cadyruxojwgkh4ghxw2heqetfapiwzayj9uwg34bhyifxlrm...@mail.gmail.com
in particular this res
Thank you for that, makes sense. Another fine example of RTFM!
alan
> On Feb 27, 2015, at 10:04 AM, David G Johnston
> wrote:
>
> Alan Nilsson wrote
>> I have 4 machines in a cluster: 1 master & 2 replicates (hot standby mode)
>> on OSX, 1 replicate (hot standby mode) on Linux (centos6.5). A
On 02/27/2015 10:04 AM, David G Johnston wrote:
Alan Nilsson wrote
I have 4 machines in a cluster: 1 master & 2 replicates (hot standby mode)
on OSX, 1 replicate (hot standby mode) on Linux (centos6.5). All
replicates were created with pg_basebackup (+ X option).
I have a table that returns no
Alan Nilsson wrote
> I have 4 machines in a cluster: 1 master & 2 replicates (hot standby mode)
> on OSX, 1 replicate (hot standby mode) on Linux (centos6.5). All
> replicates were created with pg_basebackup (+ X option).
>
> I have a table that returns no results when queried by the primary key
I have 4 machines in a cluster: 1 master & 2 replicates (hot standby mode) on
OSX, 1 replicate (hot standby mode) on Linux (centos6.5). All replicates were
created with pg_basebackup (+ X option).
I have a table that returns no results when queried by the primary key on the
replicate running o
