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NAME

6       pg_autoctl get node candidate-priority - pg_autoctl get node candidate-
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9       pg_autoctl get candidate-priority  -  get  candidate-priority  property
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SYNOPSIS

13       This command prints pg_autoctl candidate priority for a given node:
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15          usage: pg_autoctl get node candidate-priority  [ --pgdata ] [ --json ] [ --formation ] [ --name ]
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17          --pgdata      path to data directory
18          --formation   pg_auto_failover formation
19          --name        pg_auto_failover node name
20          --json        output data in the JSON format
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DESCRIPTION

23       See also pg_autoctl_show_settings for the full list of replication set‐
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OPTIONS

27       --pgdata
28              Location of the Postgres node being managed locally. Defaults to
29              the  environment  variable PGDATA. Use --monitor to connect to a
30              monitor from anywhere, rather than the monitor URI used by a lo‐
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33       --json Output JSON formated data.
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35       --formation
36              Show  replication  settings for given formation. Defaults to de‐
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39       --name Show replication settings for given node, selected by name.
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EXAMPLES

42          $ pg_autoctl get node candidate-priority --name node1
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45          $ pg_autoctl get node candidate-priority --name node1 --json
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47              "name": "node1",
48              "candidate-priority": 50
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AUTHOR

52       Microsoft
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55       Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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