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The DB->del() method deletes records from the database. In general, -DB->del() takes a key and deletes the data item associated with -it from the database.

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If the database has been configured to support duplicate records, the -DB->del() method will remove all of the duplicate records. To remove -individual duplicate records, you must use a Berkeley DB cursor interface.

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+ The DB->del() method deletes records from the database. In + general, DB->del() takes a key and deletes the data item + associated with it from the database. +

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+ If the database has been configured to support duplicate + records, the DB->del() method will remove all of the duplicate + records. To remove individual duplicate records, you must use + a Berkeley DB cursor interface. +

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