RESTART NODE - Restart Slony-I node

       Causes  an  eventually  running  replication  daemon (slon process) on the specified node to shutdown and
       restart itself. Theoretically, this command should be obsolete. In practice, TCP timeouts can delay crit‐
       ical configuration changes to actually happen in the case where a former forwarding node failed and needs
       to be bypassed by subscribers.

       ID = ival
              Node ID of the node to restart.

         RESTART NODE ( ID = 2 );

       No application-visible locking should take place.

       RESTART NODE - Restart Slony-I node

       Slonik does not wait for event confirmations before performing this command

RESTARTNODEoptions;

       This command was introduced in Slony-I 1.0; frequent use became unnecessary as of  version  1.0.5.  There
       are, however, occasional cases where it is necessary to interrupt a slon process, and this allows this to
       be scripted via slonik.

                                                19 September 2024                         SLONIKRESTARTNODE(7)