Since we're using timestamps to identify changes (and to tell when each log record was active), having a time offset on two servers in a database cluster might be a problem (if now() simply reports the system time on each server).
I haven't actually dealt with PostgreSQL clusters yet though (plus there seem to be different implementations), so it's entirely possible this won't be an issue
Since we're using timestamps to identify changes (and to tell when each log record was active), having a time offset on two servers in a database cluster might be a problem (if
now()simply reports the system time on each server).I haven't actually dealt with PostgreSQL clusters yet though (plus there seem to be different implementations), so it's entirely possible this won't be an issue