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Charitha,

> May i know while performing replication what will slave do when
> master
> goes off the network
> is there any timeout or retries and all so that the slave will be
> trying
> to contact master
> and is two-way replication possible??
> Pls. let me know
> Thanks in advance

Which replication solution are you using?

If you have not yet implemented PostgreSQL replication, please go to:
http://techdocs.postgresql.org 
and read the various articles on replication before you set up your
system.

-Josh Berkus