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During the initializing phase of pglogical, we don't see ANY progress on how much data is being moved, how much is left, etc.
The only things we can see are table sizes and database sizes, as well as pglogical.show_subscription_table(), which can show replication status per table (however only during replication, during initializing the status of a table is unknown).
To the status command, show the following:
Per datacenter, show a column of <Dest DB size>/<Src DB Size> to show progress, and another column for a percentage based on that
Per database, show the above column. Also, show another table of per-table statuses as follows: column of /, column for percentage, and another column for status (whatever is shown by pglogical.show_subscription_table() for status and unknown == initializing).
See #176 on details about pglogical.show_subscription_table().
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
During the
initializing
phase of pglogical, we don't see ANY progress on how much data is being moved, how much is left, etc.The only things we can see are table sizes and database sizes, as well as
pglogical.show_subscription_table()
, which can show replication status per table (however only during replication, duringinitializing
the status of a table isunknown
).To the
status
command, show the following:<Dest DB size>/<Src DB Size>
to show progress, and another column for a percentage based on thatpglogical.show_subscription_table()
for status andunknown
==initializing
).See #176 on details about
pglogical.show_subscription_table()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: