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From: Andreas <maps.on@gmx.net>
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Hello list,

did someone try successfully to use the replication extension that was 
released to the community this summer ?

Maybe someone could share his/her impressions and produce a tiny 
description what to do to actually build the extension, install and 
connect 2 servers so they share the sql that is thrown at them.


Watch your way when you step over into 2004 later today   ;)

Andreas