Open mstdokumaci opened 1 year ago
Hi, what is meant by first level children ?
Suppose I have a root table called product and categories which got a product_id reference. By first level children do we mean inserts on categories table ?
Asking because I have this model and indeed if insert is happening on categories, product document is not updated with new category.
Hi, what is meant by first level children ?
Suppose I have a root table called product and categories which got a product_id reference. By first level children do we mean inserts on categories table ?
Asking because I have this model and indeed if insert is happening on categories, product document is not updated with new category.
yes, it only happens at first level children as you described and only on new inserts after pgsync has started. if you delete the checkpoint file and pgsync starts with a full sync, it will update all documents correctly.
Hi, what is meant by first level children ? Suppose I have a root table called product and categories which got a product_id reference. By first level children do we mean inserts on categories table ? Asking because I have this model and indeed if insert is happening on categories, product document is not updated with new category.
yes, it only happens at first level children as you described and only on new inserts after pgsync has started. if you delete the checkpoint file and pgsync starts with a full sync, it will update all documents correctly.
Doesn't seem to make a difference, if child record is inserted, parent document is not updated.
I tested it with one (product) to many (categories) relationship.
Maybe we are having two different issues, for which I have to open a bug ticket.
Thanks anyway 👍
I encountered the same issue. But your commit doesn't seem to solve the problem for me. In my local pgsync library, I manually replaced the file you changed, the issue persists. Maybe I did it the wrong way?
When pgsync is catching up to changes via PG_NOTIFY or replication slots, it is missing inserts of first-level children. This commit is fixing the issue.