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- Berkeley DB is a database library, in which the library is linked into the address space of the - application using it. One or more applications link the Berkeley DB library - directly into their address spaces. There may be many threads of control in this model because - Berkeley DB supports locking for both multiple processes and for multiple threads within a - process. This model provides significantly faster access to the database functionality, but - implies trust among all threads of control sharing the database environment because they will - have the ability to read, write and potentially corrupt each other's data. -

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+ Berkeley DB is a database library, in which the library is + linked into the address space of the application using it. One + or more applications link the Berkeley DB library directly + into their address spaces. There may be many threads of + control in this model because Berkeley DB supports locking for + both multiple processes and for multiple threads within a + process. This model provides significantly faster access to + the database functionality, but implies trust among all + threads of control sharing the database environment because + they will have the ability to read, write and potentially + corrupt each other's data. +

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