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Library Version 11.2.5.3

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Library Version 12.1.6.1

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Berkeley DB Programmer's Reference Guide

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Berkeley DB Programmer's Reference Guide

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Legal Notice

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5/11/2012

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2/17/2015

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- 1. - Introduction - + 1. Introduction
- An introduction to data management + An introduction to data + management
- Mapping the terrain: theory and practice + Mapping the terrain: theory and + practice
- Data access and data management + Data access and data management
- Relational databases + Relational databases
- Object-oriented databases + Object-oriented databases
- Network databases + Network databases
- Clients and servers + Clients and servers
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- Data Access Services + Data Access Services
- Data management services + Data management services
- Design + Design
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- Berkeley DB is not a relational database + Berkeley DB is not a relational database
- Berkeley DB is not an object-oriented database + Berkeley DB is not an object-oriented database
- Berkeley DB is not a network database + Berkeley DB is not a network database
- Berkeley DB is not a database server + Berkeley DB is not a database server
@@ -223,7 +223,8 @@
- What does the Berkeley DB distribution include? + What does the Berkeley DB + distribution include?
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- Berkeley DB Data Store + Berkeley DB Data Store
- Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store + Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store
- Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store + Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store
- Berkeley DB High Availability + Berkeley DB High Availability
@@ -264,45 +265,42 @@
- 2. - Access Method Configuration - + 2. Access Method Configuration
- - What are the available access methods? - + What are the available access + methods?
- Btree + Btree
- Hash + Hash
- Heap + Heap
- Queue + Queue
- Recno + Recno
@@ -316,17 +314,17 @@
- Btree or Heap? + Btree or Heap?
- Hash or Btree? + Hash or Btree?
- Queue or Recno? + Queue or Recno?
@@ -365,7 +363,8 @@
- Non-local memory allocation + Non-local memory + allocation
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- Btree prefix comparison + Btree prefix + comparison
@@ -406,7 +406,8 @@
- Hash access method specific configuration + Hash access method specific + configuration
@@ -430,7 +431,8 @@
- Heap access method specific configuration + Heap access method specific + configuration
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- Managing record-based databases + Managing record-based + databases
- Selecting a Queue extent size + Selecting a Queue extent + size
- Flat-text backing files + Flat-text backing + files
- Logically renumbering records + Logically renumbering + records
@@ -466,9 +472,7 @@
- 3. - Access Method Operations - + 3. Access Method Operations
@@ -480,24 +484,25 @@
- Opening multiple databases in a single file + Opening multiple databases in a + single file
- Configuring databases sharing a file + Configuring databases sharing a file
- Caching databases sharing a file + Caching databases sharing a file
- Locking in databases based on sharing a file + Locking in databases based on sharing a file
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- Specifying partition keys + Specifying partition + keys
- Partitioning callback + Partitioning + callback
- Placing partition files + Placing partition + files
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- Database verification and salvage + Database verification and + salvage
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- Error Handling With Secondary Indexes + Error Handling With Secondary Indexes
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- Retrieving records with a cursor + Retrieving records with a + cursor
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- 4. - Access Method Wrapup - + 4. Access Method Wrapup
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- Partial record storage and retrieval + Partial record storage and + retrieval
- Storing C/C++ structures/objects + Storing C/C++ + structures/objects
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- Disk space requirements + Disk space + requirements
- Btree + Btree
- Hash + Hash
- Specifying a Berkeley DB schema using SQL DDL + BLOB support + +
+
+
+
+ + The BLOB threshold + +
+
+ + Creating BLOBs + +
+
+ + BLOB access + +
+
+ + BLOB storage + +
+
+ + BLOBs and Replication + +
+
+
+
+ + Specifying a Berkeley DB schema + using SQL DDL
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- 5. - Java API - + 5. Java API
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- Performance overhead + Performance + overhead
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- Registering database and environment handles + Registering database and environment handles
- Truncate requirements + Truncate requirements
- Auto commit support + Auto commit support
- Database and environment identity checks + Database and environment identity checks
- Products, constructors and configurations + Products, constructors and configurations
- Using advanced Berkeley DB features with dbstl + Using advanced Berkeley DB + features with dbstl
- Using bulk retrieval iterators + Using bulk retrieval iterators
- Using the DB_RMW flag + Using the DB_RMW flag
- Using secondary index database and secondary containers + Using secondary index database and secondary containers
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- Using dbstl in multithreaded applications + Using dbstl in multithreaded + applications
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- Storing strings + Storing strings
- Store and Retrieve data or objects of complex types + Store and Retrieve data or + objects of complex types
- Storing varying length objects + Storing varying length objects
- Storing arbitrary sequences + Storing arbitrary sequences
- Notes + Notes
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- Dbstl container specific notes + Dbstl container specific + notes
- db_vector specific notes + db_vector specific notes
- Associative container specific notes + Associative container specific notes
- Using dbstl efficiently + Using dbstl + efficiently
- Using iterators efficiently + Using iterators efficiently
- Using containers efficiently + Using containers efficiently
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- Freeing memory + Freeing memory
- Type specific notes + Type specific notes
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- Special notes about trivial methods + Special notes about trivial methods
- Using correct container and iterator public types + Using correct container and iterator public + types
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- 8. - Berkeley DB Architecture - + 8. Berkeley DB Architecture
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- C + C
- C++ + C++
- STL + STL
- Java + Java
- Dbm/Ndbm, Hsearch + Dbm/Ndbm, Hsearch
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- Perl + Perl
- PHP + PHP
- Tcl + Tcl
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- 9. - The Berkeley DB Environment - + 9. The Berkeley DB Environment
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- Creating a database environment + Creating a database + environment
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- Opening databases within the environment + Opening databases within the + environment
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- DB_CONFIG configuration file + DB_CONFIG configuration + file
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- Specifying file naming to Berkeley DB + Specifying file naming to Berkeley DB
- Filename resolution in Berkeley DB + Filename resolution in Berkeley DB
- Examples + Examples
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- 10. - Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store Applications - + 10. Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store + Applications
- Concurrent Data Store introduction + Concurrent Data Store + introduction
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- 11. - Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store Applications - + 11. Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store Applications
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- Architecting Transactional Data Store applications + Architecting Transactional Data + Store applications
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- Environment infrastructure + Environment + infrastructure
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- Database and log file archival + Database and log file + archival
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- Transaction throughput + Transaction + throughput
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- 12. - Berkeley DB Replication - + 12. Berkeley DB Replication
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- Base API Methods + Base API methods
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- Managing Replication Manager Group Membership + Managing Replication Manager + group membership
- Adding Sites to a Replication Group + Adding sites to a replication + group
- Removing Sites from a Replication Group + Removing sites from a + replication group
- Primordial Startups + Primordial startups
- Upgrading Groups + Upgrading groups
- Managing Replication Files + Replication views + +
+
+ + Managing replication directories and files
+
+
+
+ + Replication database directory + considerations + +
+
+ + Managing replication internal + files + +
+
+
- Running Replication Manager in multiple processes + Running Replication Manager in + multiple processes
- One replication process and multiple subordinate processes + One replication process and multiple subordinate + processes
- Persistence of local site network address configuration + Persistence of local site network address + configuration
- Programming considerations + Programming considerations
- Handling failure + Handling failure
- Other miscellaneous rules + Other miscellaneous rules
- Running Replication using the db_replicate Utility + Running replication using the + db_replicate utility
- One Replication Process and Multiple Subordinate Processes + One replication process and multiple subordinate processes
- Common Use Case + Common use case
- Avoiding Rollback + Avoiding rollback
- When to Consider an Integrated HA Application + When to consider an integrated replication application
- Choosing a Replication Manager Ack Policy + Choosing a Replication Manager acknowledgement policy
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- Synchronizing with a master + Synchronizing with a + master
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- Blocked client operations + Blocked client operations
- Clients too far out-of-date to synchronize + Clients too far out-of-date to synchronize
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- Master Leases + Master leases
- Changing Group Size + Changing group + size
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- Clock Skew + Clock skew
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+
+
+
+ + Two-site strict configuration + +
+
+ + Preferred master mode + +
+
+ + Other alternatives + +
+
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- Ex_rep_base: putting it all together + Ex_rep_base: putting it all + together
- Ex_rep_chan: a Replication Manager -channel example + Ex_rep_chan: a Replication Manager channel example
- 13. - Distributed Transactions - + 13. Distributed Transactions
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- Communicating with multiple Berkeley DB environments - -
-
- - Recovering from GTM failure + Communicating with multiple Berkeley DB environments
- Managing the Global Transaction ID (GID) name space + Managing the Global Transaction ID (GID) name space
- Maintaining state for each distributed transaction. + Maintaining state for each distributed transaction.
- Recovering from the failure of a single environment + Recovering from the failure of a single environment
- Recovering from GTM failure + Recovering from GTM failure
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- Update the Resource Manager File in Tuxedo + Update the Resource Manager File in Tuxedo
- Build the Transaction Manager Server + Build the Transaction Manager Server
- Update the UBBCONFIG File + Update the UBBCONFIG File
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- 14. - Application Specific Logging and Recovery - + 14. Application Specific Logging and + Recovery
- Introduction to application specific logging and recovery + Introduction to application + specific logging and recovery
- Defining application-specific log records + Defining application-specific log + records
- Automatically generated functions + Automatically generated + functions
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- 15. - Programmer Notes - + 15. Programmer Notes
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- Error returns to applications + Error returns to + applications
+
+ + Globalization Support + +
+
+
+
+ + Message Format + +
+
+ + Enable Globalization Support + +
+
+ + Localization Example + +
+
+
Environment variables @@ -1867,19 +1984,21 @@ channel example
- C Language Name Space + C Language Name + Space
- Filesystem Name Space + Filesystem Name Space
- Memory-only or Flash configurations + Memory-only or Flash + configurations
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- Performance Event Monitoring + Performance Event + Monitoring
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- Example Scripts + Example + Scripts
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- 16. - The Locking Subsystem - + 16. The Locking Subsystem
- Introduction to the locking subsystem + Introduction to the locking + subsystem
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- Configuring locking: sizing the system + Configuring locking: sizing the + system
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- Deadlock detection using timers + Deadlock detection using + timers
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- Locking with transactions: two-phase locking + Locking with transactions: two-phase + locking
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- Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store locking conventions + Berkeley DB Transactional Data + Store locking conventions
- Locking and non-Berkeley DB applications + Locking and non-Berkeley DB + applications
- 17. - The Logging Subsystem - + 17. The Logging Subsystem
- Introduction to the logging subsystem + Introduction to the logging + subsystem
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- 18. - The Memory Pool Subsystem - + 18. The Memory Pool Subsystem
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- 19. - The Transaction Subsystem - + 19. The Transaction Subsystem
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- Transaction IDs + Transaction IDs
- Cursors + Cursors
- Multiple Threads of Control + Multiple Threads of Control
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- 20. - Sequences - + 20. Sequences
- 21. - Berkeley DB Extensions: Tcl - + 21. Berkeley DB Extensions: Tcl
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- Installing as a Tcl Package + Installing as a Tcl Package
- Loading Berkeley DB with Tcl + Loading Berkeley DB with Tcl
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- 22. - Berkeley DB Extensions - + 22. Berkeley DB Extensions
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- 23. - Dumping and Reloading Databases - + 23. Dumping and Reloading Databases +
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- 24. - Additional References - + 24. Additional References
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- Technical Papers on Berkeley DB + Technical Papers on Berkeley DB
- Background on Berkeley DB Features + Background on Berkeley DB Features
- Database Systems Theory + Database Systems Theory
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