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Berkeley DB Reference Guide, Version 4.6.21
  • Introduction

  • An introduction to data management
       

  • Mapping the terrain: theory and practice
       

  • What is Berkeley DB?
       

  • What Berkeley DB is not
       

  • Do you need Berkeley DB?
       

  • What other services does Berkeley DB provide?
       

  • What does the Berkeley DB distribution include?
       

  • Where does Berkeley DB run?
       

  • The Berkeley DB products
       
  • Access Method Configuration

  • What are the available access methods?
       

  • Selecting an access method
       

  • Logical record numbers
       
  • General access method configuration
           

  • Selecting a page size
           

  • Selecting a cache size
           

  • Selecting a byte order
           

  • Duplicate data items
           

  • Non-local memory allocation
           
       
  • Btree access method specific configuration
           

  • Btree comparison
           

  • Btree prefix comparison
           

  • Minimum keys per page
           

  •             Retrieving Btree records by logical record number
           
       
  • Hash access method specific configuration
           

  • Page fill factor
           

  • Specifying a database hash
           

  • Hash table size
           
       
  • Queue and Recno access method specific configuration
           

  • Managing record-based databases
           

  • Selecting a Queue extent size
           

  • Flat-text backing files
           

  • Logically renumbering records
           
       
  • Access Method Operations

  • Access method operations
       

  • Database open
       

  • Opening multiple databases in a single file
       

  • Retrieving records
       

  • Storing records
       

  • Deleting records
       

  • Database statistics
       

  • Database truncation
       

  • Database upgrade
       

  • Database verification and salvage
       

  • Flushing the database cache
       

  • Database close
       

  • Secondary indices
       

  • Cursor operations
           

  • Retrieving records with a cursor
           

  • Storing records with a cursor
           

  • Deleting records with a cursor
           

  • Duplicating a cursor
           

  • Equality join
           

  • Data item count
           

  • Cursor close
           
       
  • Access Method Wrapup

  • Data alignment
       

  • Retrieving records in bulk
       

  • Partial record storage and retrieval
       

  • Storing C/C++ structures/objects
       

  • Retrieved key/data permanence for C/C++
       

  • Error support
       

  • Cursor stability
       

  • Database limits
       

  • Disk space requirements
       

  • Access method tuning
       

  • Access method FAQ
       
  • Java API

  • Java configuration
       

  • Compatibility
       

  • Java programming notes
       

  • Java FAQ
       
  • Berkeley DB Architecture

  • The big picture
       

  • Programming model
       

  • Programmatic APIs
       

  • Scripting languages
       

  • Supporting utilities
       
  • The Berkeley DB Environment

  • Database environment introduction
       

  • Creating a database environment
       

  • Opening databases within the environment
       

  • Error support
       

  • DB_CONFIG configuration file
       

  • File naming
       

  • Shared memory regions
       

  • Security
       

  • Encryption
       

  • Remote filesystems
       

  • Environment FAQ
       
  • Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store Applications

  • Concurrent Data Store introduction
       

  • Handling failure in Data Store and Concurrent Data Store applications
       

  • Architecting Data Store and Concurrent Data Store applications
       
  • Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store Applications

  • Transactional Data Store introduction
       

  • Why transactions?
       

  • Terminology
       

  • Handling failure in Transactional Data Store applications
       

  • Architecting Transactional Data Store applications
       

  • Opening the environment
       

  • Opening the databases
       

  • Recoverability and deadlock handling
       

  • Atomicity
       

  • Isolation
       

  • Degrees of isolation
       

  • Transactional cursors
       

  • Nested transactions
       

  • Environment infrastructure
       

  • Deadlock detection
       

  • Checkpoints
       

  • Database and log file archival
       

  • Log file removal
       

  • Recovery procedures
       

  • Hot failover
       

  • Recovery and filesystem operations
       

  • Berkeley DB recoverability
       

  • Transaction tuning
       

  • Transaction throughput
       

  • Transaction FAQ
       
  • Berkeley DB Replication

  • Replication introduction
       

  • Replication environment IDs
       

  • Replication environment priorities
       

  • Building replicated applications
       

  • Replication Manager methods
       

  • Base replication API
       

  • Building the communications infrastructure
       

  • Connecting to a new site
       

  • Elections
       

  • Synchronizing with a master
       

  • Initializing a new site
       

  • Bulk transfer
       

  • Transactional guarantees
       

  • Network partitions
       

  • Replication FAQ
       

  • Ex_rep: a replication example
       

  • Ex_rep_base: a TCP/IP based communication infrastructure
       

  • Ex_rep_base: putting it all together
       
  • Distributed Transactions

  • Introduction to distributed transactions
       

  • Building a Global Transaction Manager
       

  • XA Introduction
       

  • Configuring Berkeley DB with the Tuxedo System
       

  • XA: Frequently Asked Questions
       
  • Application Specific Logging and Recovery

  • Introduction to application specific logging and recovery
       

  • Defining application-specific log records
       

  • Automatically generated functions
       

  • Application configuration
       
  • Programmer Notes

  • Signal handling
       

  • Error returns to applications
       

  • Environmental variables
       

  • Multithreaded applications
       

  • Berkeley DB handles
       

  • Name spaces
       

  • Memory-only or Flash configurations
       

  • Disk drive caches
       

  • Copying or moving databases
       

  • Compatibility with historic UNIX interfaces
       

  • Run-time configuration
       

  • Programmer notes FAQ
       
  • The Locking Subsystem

  • Introduction to the locking subsystem
       

  • Configuring locking
       

  • Configuring locking: sizing the system
       

  • Standard lock modes
       

  • Deadlock detection
       

  • Deadlock detection using timers
       

  • Deadlock debugging
       

  • Locking granularity
       

  • Locking without transactions
       

  • Locking with transactions: two-phase locking
       

  • Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store locking conventions
       

  • Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store locking conventions
       

  • Locking and non-Berkeley DB applications
       
  • The Logging Subsystem

  • Introduction to the logging subsystem
       

  • Configuring logging
       

  • Log file limits
       
  • The Memory Pool Subsystem

  • Introduction to the memory pool subsystem
       

  • Configuring the memory pool
       
  • The Transaction Subsystem

  • Introduction to the transaction subsystem
       

  • Configuring transactions
       

  • Transaction limits
       
  • Sequences

  • Introduction to sequences
       
  • RPC Client/Server

  • Introduction to the RPC client/server
       

  • Client program
       

  • Server program
       

  • RPC FAQ
       
  • Berkeley DB Extensions: Tcl

  • Loading Berkeley DB with Tcl
       

  • Using Berkeley DB with Tcl
       

  • Tcl API programming notes
       

  • Tcl error handling
       

  • Tcl FAQ
       
  • Berkeley DB Extensions

  • Using Berkeley DB with Apache
       

  • Using Berkeley DB with Perl
       

  • Using Berkeley DB with PHP
       
  • Dumping and Reloading Databases

  • The db_dump and db_load utilities
       

  • Dump output formats
       

  • Loading text into databases
       
  • System Installation Notes

  • File utility /etc/magic information
       

  • Building with multiple versions of Berkeley DB
       
  • Debugging Applications

  • Introduction to debugging
       

  • Compile-time configuration
       

  • Run-time error information
       

  • Reviewing Berkeley DB log files
       
  • Building Berkeley DB for BREW

  • Building for BREW
       
  • Building Berkeley DB for S60

  • Building for S60
       
  • Building Berkeley DB for UNIX/POSIX

  • Building for UNIX/POSIX
       

  • Configuring Berkeley DB
       

  • Building a small memory footprint library
       

  • Changing compile or load options
       

  • Installing Berkeley DB
       

  • Dynamic shared libraries
       

  • Running the test suite under UNIX
       

  • Architecture independent FAQ
       
  • Architecture specific FAQs:
           
    AIX
    ,
           
    FreeBSD
    ,
           
    HP-UX
    ,
           
    IRIX
    ,
           
    Linux
    ,
           
    Mac OS X
    ,
           
    OSF/1
    ,
           
    QNX
    ,
           
    SCO
    ,
           
    Solaris
    ,
           
    SunOS
    ,
           
    Ultrix
       
  • Building Berkeley DB for Windows

  • Building for Windows
       

  • Building a small memory footprint library
       

  • Running the test suite under Windows
       

  • Windows notes
       

  • Windows FAQ
       
  • Building Berkeley DB for Windows CE

  • Building for Windows CE
       

  • Windows CE notes
       

  • Windows CE FAQ
       
  • Building Berkeley DB for VxWorks

  • Building for VxWorks 5.4 and 5.5
       

  • VxWorks notes
       

  • VxWorks FAQ
       
  • Upgrading Berkeley DB Applications

  • Library version information
       

  • Upgrading Berkeley DB installations
       

  • Berkeley DB Release Change Logs
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 1.85 and 1.86 applications to Berkeley DB 2.0
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 2.X applications to Berkeley DB 3.0
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.0 applications to Berkeley DB 3.1
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.1 applications to Berkeley DB 3.2
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.2 applications to Berkeley DB 3.3
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.3 applications to Berkeley DB 4.0
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.0 applications to Berkeley DB 4.1
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.1 applications to Berkeley DB 4.2
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.2 applications to Berkeley DB 4.3
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.3 applications to Berkeley DB 4.4
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.4 applications to Berkeley DB 4.5
       

  •             Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.5 applications to Berkeley DB 4.6
       
  • Test Suite

  • Running the test suite
       

  • Test suite FAQ
       
  • Distribution

  • Porting Berkeley DB to new architectures
       

  • Source code layout
       
  • Additional References

  • Additional references
       
                   
                   
                   

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