Should we consider if we can make "pg_ctl -w" work for "promote" as well?
The main problem is, I guess, that it can't log in - so wed' need
something like "PQping()" that actually checked if it was master or
slave?
//Magnus
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From: Manoj Govindassamy <manoj@nimblestorage.com>
Date: Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 9:28 PM
Subject: [GENERAL] Pg_ctl promote -- wait for slave to be promoted fully ?
To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org
Hi team,
I am using PG 9.1.2 and I am promoting a slave to master with the
following command.
pg_ctl promote -D /pat/to/data
Command does return back faster with code 0 ( = success). I assumed
the slave is now the master and issued write operations. But the
statement failed as the DB complained that it can do only read
operation. Postgres.log showed "ready to accept connection" a second
later after I issued the statement. So, my understanding is "pg_ctl
promote" is triggering a slave promote and is "asynchornous".
-- Anyway I can query the state of DB to know its status slave or
master ?? So, that i can issue write statements only after I know that
the DB is the new master now
-- Or anyway to make pg_ctl promote to wait till the slave is
completely promoted ?
Any help is appreciated.
--
thanks,
Manoj
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