# Part I. Core Slony-I Programs

Table of Contents

slon - Slony-I daemon
Run-time Configuration
  1. Logging
  2. Connection settings
  3. Event Tuning
slonik - Slony-I command processor
Slonik Command Summary
  1. Introduction
    1.1. General outline
I. Slonik Meta Commands
  INCLUDE - pulling in slonik code from another file
  DEFINE - Defining a named symbol
II. Slonik Preamble Commands
  CLUSTER NAME - preamble - identifying Slony-I cluster
  ADMIN CONNINFO - preamble - identifying PostgreSQL database
III. Configuration and Action commmands
  ECHO - Generic output tool
  EXIT - Terminate Slonik script with signal
  INIT CLUSTER - Initialize Slony-I cluster
  STORE NODE - Initialize Slony-I node
  DROP NODE - Decommission Slony-I node
  UNINSTALL NODE - Decommission Slony-I node
  RESTART NODE - Restart Slony-I node
  STORE PATH - Configure Slony-I node connection
  DROP PATH - Delete Slony-I connection information
  STORE LISTEN - Configure Slony-I node to indicate where to listen for events
  DROP LISTEN - Eliminate configuration indicating how Slony-I node listens for events
  TABLE ADD KEY - Add primary key for use by Slony-I for a table with no suitable key
  CREATE SET - Create Slony-I replication set
  DROP SET - Discard Slony-I replication set
  MERGE SET - Merge Slony-I replication sets together
  SET ADD TABLE - Add a table to a Slony-I replication set
  SET ADD SEQUENCE - Add a sequence to a Slony-I replication set
  SET DROP TABLE - Remove a table from a Slony-I replication set
  SET DROP SEQUENCE - Remove a sequence from a Slony-I replication set
  SET MOVE TABLE - Move a table from one Slony-I replication set to another
  SET MOVE SEQUENCE - Move a sequence from one Slony-I replication set to another
  STORE TRIGGER - Indicate that a trigger should not be disabled by Slony-I on a subscriber node
  DROP TRIGGER - Return a trigger to default behavior, where it will not fire on subscriber nodes
  SUBSCRIBE SET - Start replication of Slony-I set
  UNSUBSCRIBE SET - End replication of Slony-I set
  LOCK SET - Guard Slony-I replication set to prepare for MOVE SET
  UNLOCK SET - Unlock a Slony-I set that was locked
  MOVE SET - Change origin of a Slony-I replication set
  FAILOVER - Fail a broken replication set over to a backup node
  EXECUTE SCRIPT - Execute SQL/DDL script
  UPDATE FUNCTIONS - Reload stored functions
  WAIT FOR EVENT - Have Slonik script wait for previous event to complete