🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello all.

I'm having some problems getting the N-Way replication scenario to work.
For now I am testing this with 2 DBs.  When I get it to work with these 2, I
will try it with 3.

Using the "Preventing Rows from bouncing back in an N-Way model" section of
the Internals doc as a guide, I have created 2 Replication schema:

Schema 1:
Source-to-Target (similar to Chicago-to-New York)
Source DB -- Replication User Name is REPL1 (similar to REPL_CHICAGO)
Target DB -- Replication User Name is REPL

Schema 2:
Target-to-Source (similar to New York-to-Chicago)
Source DB -- Replication User Name is REPL
Target DB -- Replication User Name is REPL1
  Also, in the Target DB, I added the following Row Level condition in the
tables I am replicating:
  USER <> 'REPL1'

The idea is that I want the Source DB to be able to replicate its changes to
the Target DB, the Target DB to replicate it's changes to the Source DB, and
I don't want the Source DB data that was already replicated to the Dest DB
to be replicated back to the Source DB.  Note that I will be adding other
Source DBs, so just using the REPL user by itself won't help me.

I create a single record in the same table in each database (each with a
unique primary key).  I click the replication button and in this first pass
the source and dest values replicate correctly (both source-to-target and
target-to-source), but there are still values in the Repl_Log on the Source
side.  So I click the replication button again, and it replicates what's in
the Repl_Log table.  The result is a "Primary Key Violation - Converted to
UPDATE STATEMENT in the LOG file" because these values have already been
replicated in the 1st pass.

1) Why is replication of the same data happening twice?
2) Do I have the User Names or Row Level conditions in each schema set up
incorrectly?

I am using the IB5 Replication server.  The source and target DBs have
identical metadata (except for what the Replication manager has added).  The
DBs also have permissions granted on all tables for users REPL and REPL1.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
-Mike