Re: Re: How to best handle memory intensive operations

BerkelyDB is a RDBMS.
The only thing that makes it different is its embedded. I'll give it a try, however, on your advise.

JP,

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Re: Re: Re: How to best handle memory intensive operations by bikeNomad (Priest) on Jul 27, 2001 at 01:02 UTC
BerkeleyDB is a DBMS but not a relational one in the usual sense (unless you count the ability to do joins). Most people today think of RDBMS's as things that provide things like an SQL interface, multiple table columns, etc.; although you could build these on top of BerkeleyDB (as MySQL does), it doesn't have them by itself.	[reply]