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#include <db.h>
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+ The DB_ENV->set_blob_dir() method sets the + directory where BLOB data is stored. Use this method when the + database is opened within an encompassing environment. If an + environment is not in use, use DB->set_blob_dir() instead. +

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+ By default, if this method is not called then BLOB data is placed + in a subdirectory within the DB's environment. +

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+ Once this method has been used, you can call DB_ENV->get_blob_dir() to + identify the current storage location used for BLOB data. +

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+ This method configures operations performed using the specified + DB_ENV handle, not all operations + performed on the underlying database environment. +

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+ This method may not be called after DB_ENV->open() is called. +

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+ Unless otherwise specified, the + DB_ENV->set_blob_dir() + + method returns a non-zero error value on failure and 0 on success. + + + +

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+ Provides the name of the directory where BLOB data is to + be stored. If an absolute path is not provided, then the + directory identified here is relative to the environment's + home directory. +

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+ The DB_ENV->set_blob_dir() + + method may fail and return one of the following non-zero errors: + + + +

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+ If the method was called after DB->open() was called; or if + an invalid parameter was specified. +

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+ BLOBs and Related Methods +

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