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		BerkeleyDB provides an interface to all four of the database types (hash, btree, queue and recno) currently supported by Berkeley DB.
		BerkeleyDB can only be built with Berkeley DB version 2 or 3.
		BerkeleyDB needs compatible versions of libdb & db.h you have db.h version 2.6.4 and libdb version 2.7.5 BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at t/btree.t line 25.
	www.cpan.org /modules/by-authors/Paul_Marquess/BerkeleyDB-0.14.readme (1401 words)

	OVDB(5)
		BerkeleyDB may be downloaded from and is needed to build the ovdb backend.
		With BerkeleyDB 2.x, the db files are 'grow only'; the library will not shrink them, even if data is removed.
		If this parameter is set to 0, expireover will compact all newsgroups; if set to 1, expireover will not compact any newsgroups; and if set to a value greater than one, expireover will only compact groups that have less than that number of articles.
	h30097.www3.hp.com /docs/iass/OSIS_64/MAN/MAN5/0129____.HTM (1574 words)

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		BerkeleyDB Version 0.23 15th June 2003 Copyright (c) 1997-2003 Paul Marquess.
		BerkeleyDB attempts to build using the db.h for Berkeley DB version 2/3/4 and the version 1 library.
		BerkeleyDB can only be built with Berkeley DB version 2, 3 or 4.
	www.cpan.org /authors/Paul_Marquess/BerkeleyDB-0.23.readme (1974 words)

	berkeleydb patches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The berkeleydb module is designed to be an encapsulation of the berkeley db library for use with OpenOffice.
		The berkeleydb module is actually built a bit differently from other modules in OOo I've seen thus far.
		The source of the build failures was not actually in the berkeleydb code itself, but rather in the configure and the libtool scripts which accompanied the distribution.
	www.dashboardbuddha.com /OOo/berkeleydb010702.html (392 words)

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		It requires version 2.6.x or later of the BerkeleyDB library; it is known to work well with version 2.7.7.
		The BerkeleyDB distribution is (by default) installed into /usr/local/BerkeleyDB, with subdirectories lib/, include/, and bin/ for the library, headers, and support tools, respectively.
		This minimizes the num ber of transactions that may be lost in the event of a crash, but results in significantly degraded perfor mance.
	www.ibiblio.org /gferg/ldp/man/man5/ovdb.5.html (1062 words)

	ovdb
		If you have a database created with a previous version of ovdb (such as the one shipped with INN 2.3.0) your database will need to be upgraded using ovdb_init(8).
		If useshm is set to true, BerkeleyDB will use shared memory instead of mmap for its environment regions (cache, lock, etc).
		Sets the BerkeleyDB "lk_max" parameter, which is the maxmium number of locks that can exist in the database at the same time.
	www.eyrie.org /~eagle/software/inn/docs/ovdb.html (1941 words)

	CptS 451/551 Programming Assignments Three and Four, Version 5 Fun with BerkeleyDB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BerkeleyDB is an open source package that implements a special kind of table known as a persistent associative hash.
		BerkeleyDB is the storage manager for a popular open-source DBMS called MySQL.
		Your design must be object-oriented in nature (if you are using Perl, C++, or Java, you must use objects and classes where appropriate, if you are using Tcl or C, you must implement with an object-oriented "methodology", e.g., malloc with constructors and dealloc with destructors and be careful with pointers to avoid violating encapsulation).
	eecs.wsu.edu /~cdyreson/teaching/001/database/assignments/assign4.htm (2064 words)

	BerkeleyDB - Perl extension for Berkeley DB version 2
		It is used when you want to open an existing Berkeley DB database without having to know what type is it.
		The most recent version of BerkeleyDB can always be found on CPAN (see perlmod for details), in the directory modules/by-module/BerkeleyDB.
		Although BerkeleyDB is covered by the Perl license, the library it makes use of, namely Berkeley DB, is not.
	plumeria.vmth.ucdavis.edu /info/BerkeleyDB.html (3937 words)

	BerkeleyDB reviews -
		My application exercises the module fairly extensively including using multiple, simultaneous database environments, memory pools, secondary indexes, transactions, transaction checkpointing, log management, table removal and the Berkeley DB's hot recovery method.
		Plus Paul Marquess and Keith Bostic of SleepyCat monitor the BerkeleyDB news group answering quickly and authoritatively questions about the db and its interface.
		This is more advanced version of DB_File and the best module to use with BerkeleyDB library [for 'db-maniacs'] ;-) Please complete all documentation.
	cpanratings.perl.org /d/BerkeleyDB (89 words)

	Re: BerkeleyDB make test problem
		When > he does > the usual "make test" step it seems to be running the BerkeleyDB.pm > file > that is installed, rather than the one under blib.
		For kicks, and because I'd been meaning to do so for a while, I just installed BerkeleyDB using db 4.0 on my iBook, which is running OS X 10.2.6 and perl 5.6.1.
		No problems along the way, the module was found just fine in blib/ during 'make test'.
	www.talkaboutmac.com /group/perl.macosx/messages/2831.html (184 words)

	Linux: ovdb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		By default, configure will search for a BerkeleyDB tree in several likely locations, and choose the high- est version (based on the name of the directory, e.g., BerkeleyDB.3.0) that it finds.
		There will be a message in the configure output indi- cating the chosen pathname.
		Default is based on page size: default_minkey = pagesize / 2048 You can not change the minkey of an existing DB, it must be recre- ated.
	www.linuxforum.com /man/ovdb.5.php (965 words)

	Re: BerkeleyDB vs. Linux file system benchmark (on Perlmonks) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		On Tue, 2003-03-18 at 14:05, Perrin Harkins wrote: > I thought some of you might be interested in this thread from Perlmonks.org: > http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=243899 > > I benched BerkeleyDB against multiple files for medium-sized documents, > and the results were that Berkeley was faster for writes and slower for > reads.
		Just a little update on this: At a suggestion from Aaron Ross, I adjusted the Cachesize parameter for BerkeleyDB, which brought it up to par with the file system for reads on my machine.
		BerkeleyDB vs. Linux file system benchmark (on Perlmonks) Perrin Harkins
	www.mail-archive.com /modperl@apache.org/msg33684.html (133 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		By default, configure will search for a BerkeleyDB tree in several likely locations, and choose the highest version (based on the name of the directory, e.g., F
		This parameter is ignored if you have BerkeleyDB 2.x =item shmkey Sets the shared memory key used by BerkeleyDB when 'useshm' is true.
		=item maxlocks Sets the BerkeleyDB "lk_max" parameter, which is the maxmium number of locks that can exist in the database at the same time.
	www.mibsoftware.com /userkt/inn/dev/inn2.0-beta/inn/doc/pod/ovdb.pod (1974 words)

	MT-Blacklist/Comment Spam Clearinghouse: BUG: MT-Blacklist v2.0e and BerkeleyDB
		I didn't think to export the data before my domain site was moved over to another server (I use an Mac-based service).
		I thought it would be "plug and play", but for some reason the BerkeleyDB would not load in the new location.
		It's because there was some sort of error before MT or MTB had prepared the web browser to receive it.
	www.jayallen.org /comment_spam/2004/08/bug_mtblacklist_v20e_and_berkeleydb (1034 words)

	RE: BerkeleyDB make test problem
		When > > he does > > the usual "make test" step it seems to be running the BerkeleyDB.pm > > file > > that is installed, rather than the one under blib.
		> > For kicks, and because I'd been meaning to do so for a while, I just > installed BerkeleyDB using db 4.0 on my iBook, which is running OS X > 10.2.6 and perl 5.6.1.
		No problems along the way, the module was found > just fine in blib/ during 'make test'.
	www.talkaboutmac.com /group/perl.macosx/messages/2835.html (311 words)

	Thesaurus::BerkeleyDB - Store thesaurus data in a BerkeleyDB database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It should be noted that the BerkeleyDB library will usually create extra files for its own use.
		If this is true, then the BerkeleyDB concurrent locking system is used for this database.
		An octal mode to be used if the database file needs to be created.
	cpan.uwinnipeg.ca /htdocs/Thesaurus/Thesaurus/BerkeleyDB.html (119 words)

	XML size (was: no subject) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A problem that was creeping up was that for some keys, a value would be found, but the key/value pair wouldn't turn up during iteration over the database.
		The developer chose to use cdb instead of BerkeleyDB eventually, instead of getting SleepyCat to fix BerkeleyDB.
		I also once ported BerkeleyDB to Linux on PowerPC, and noticed that BerkeleyDB doesn't use pthread mutexes on Linux, because Linux doesn't support the PTHREAD_PROCESS_SHARED attribute.
	www.gnucash.org /pipermail/gnucash-devel/2002-April/005944.html (264 words)

	Side note: I hate BerkeleyDB - Arve Bersvendsen
		After the break-in on my other Movable Type server, I had to restore the database from a backup.
		Short of now exporting 37 templates for two blogs, killing the entire database, and start from scratch with mt-load.cgi, I don’t believe there is a solution that actually solves the problem (and in case you’re wondering: all the right permissions are set for the files).
		I hate BerkeleyDB and I don’t expect any sympathy.
	virtuelvis.com /archives/2004/03/hate-berkeley-db (179 words)

	Install berkeleydb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Due to the similarity of names, 'Berkeley DB' and 'BerkeleyDB', I'll refer to the latter as 'BerkeleyDB (Perl)'.
		I used V 4.3.27 of Berkeley DB and V 0.26 of BerkeleyDB (Perl).
		A library produced by compiling Berkeley DB needs to be put into that latter directory before the BerkeleyDB (Perl) library can be compiled.
	savage.net.au /Perl/html/install-berkeleydb.html (323 words)

	BerkeleyDB - Perl extension for Berkeley DB version 2 or 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BerkeleyDB - Perl extension for Berkeley DB version 2 or 3
		The most recent version of BerkeleyDB can always be found on CPAN (see perlmod/CPAN for details), in the directory modules/by-module/BerkeleyDB.
		Berkeley DB has its own copyright and its own license.
	www.seas.gwu.edu /~seascf/unix/apps/database/BerkeleyDB.pm.html (4882 words)

	LinuxQuestions.org - BerkeleyDB Dilemma ? - where Linux users come for help
		I am installing "dsniff " a tool wich require BerkeleyDB 4.0, and I've the same as you, I've tried the solution of DMR, no result,
		berkeleyDB and sql engine, which one is better ?
		Problem on OpenLDAP and BerkeleyDB in Fedora Core 2
	www.linuxquestions.org /questions/showthread.php?postid=98423 (445 words)

	CptS 451/551 Programming Assignments Three and Four - Fun with BerkeleyDB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The key column will always be known as the OID (object identifier) column.
		BerkeleyDB is being installed in a standard location (likely to be /usr/local/BerkeleyDB).
		Since we will remake your code in our area, you should use the standard installation location in your Makefile rather than installing BerkeleyDB locally in your account.
	eecs.wsu.edu /~cdyreson/teaching/database/001/assignments/assign41.htm (1553 words)

	Berkeley DB Reference Guide: Building for UNIX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Below the original BerkeleyDB system is called BDB for short.
		Original files are only backup once, which means if there are backup files already in the TBDB package, it won't backup files again when you rerun "make install".
		However, if the TBDB testcases are run, the BerkeleyDB must be compiled into static library.
	www.cs.arizona.edu /tau/tbdb/tbdbdoc/installguide/install.html (963 words)

	Bozeman Pass Incorporated---BerkeleyDB Consulting Practice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With seven years BerkeleyDB application development experience, we can help you with all aspects of your project.
		In addition, he is currently writing a new book on BerkeleyDB application development, to be published in 2004.
		Benchmark your BerkeleyDB application and make recommendations on how to improve its performance, and test those recommendations to demonstrate their effectiveness.
	www.bozemanpass.com /services/bdb.html (282 words)

	MySQL Bugs: #2686: index_merge select on BerkeleyDB table with varchar PK causes mysqld to crash
		MySQL Bugs: #2686: index_merge select on BerkeleyDB table with varchar PK causes mysqld to crash
		Description: index_merge select on BerkeleyDB table with Primary Key key containing parts of long varchar field can cause mysqld to crash.
		Portions of this website are copyright © 2001, 2002 The PHP Group.
	bugs.mysql.com /2686 (509 words)

	BerkeleyDB-Locks-0_3
		After the break-in on my other Movable Type server, I had to restore the database from a...
		After upgrading to 10.3/Panther from 10.2.8 on my TiBook/800 without a hitch, I decided to 'clean up' a couple of frequently used items.
		Specifically, Perl 5.8.1, PostFix 2.0.16 and BerkeleyDB 4.1.25.
	www.stargeek.com /item/190596.html (2253 words)

	CPAN Forum - BerkeleyDB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		BerkeleyDB [search.cpan.org] [Kobes search] [View and report bugs] [Ratings
		This section of the site is for discussing the BerkeleyDB CPAN distribution.
		If you are registered on the forum you can subscribe to e-mail notification BerkeleyDB for this specific distribution and get alerted when someone posts a new message.
	www.cpanforum.com /dist/BerkeleyDB (100 words)

	Info Cyrus 0210: Configure for imapd 2.1.9 doesn't necessarily pick up the version of BerkeleyDB specified with ...
		Info Cyrus 0210: Configure for imapd 2.1.9 doesn't necessarily pick up the version of BerkeleyDB specified with --with-dbdir= switch
		Configure for imapd 2.1.9 doesn't necessarily pick up the version of BerkeleyDB specified with --with-dbdir= switch
		Next message: Joe Rhett: "Re: Configure for imapd 2.1.9 doesn't necessarily pick up the version of BerkeleyDB specified with --with-dbdir= switch"
	www.irbs.net /internet/info-cyrus/0210/0319.html (567 words)

	The Tech One Database Universe - HELP - DB_File / BerkeleyDB returns "Not enough space" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Tech One is a free, independent resource made available to you by a group of volunteers.
		Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.
		There are some small test programs included in the Berkeley DB distribution.
	www.thetechone.com /detail-1664737.html (2350 words)

	macosxhints - 10.3: Patching and fixing Perl, PostFix and BerkeleyDB
		I use BerkeleyDB 4.1.25 w/ Strong Crypto, w/ v1.85 mode compatibility ON, for a bunch of apps -- Apple still ships with 1.85.
		Panther shipped with BIND9, rather than BIND8 as in 10.2.x, so we have to watch for links to related libs, includes, etc. assumed by some pkgs to be BIND8-generated...
		Note also that all of this hard work may (and probably will) be undone by a future system update as software is updated.
	www.macosxhints.com /article.php?story=20031106132742400&query=postfix (2169 words)

	Movable Type 3.2 User Manual: Backup/restore your BerkeleyDB database
		Backing up your database is an essential part of a healthy Movable Type maintainance schedule and critically important any time you endeavor to upgrade your system.
		BerkeleyDB stores your database in a number of files within a particular directory that you've specified in the
		You can backup your database by downloading the entire database directory in binary mode.
	www.sixapart.com /movabletype/docs/3.2/01_installation_and_upgrade/berkeleydb_backup_restore.html (273 words)

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