Oracle Berkeley DB Version 18.1 Get Started. Berkeley DB is a family of embedded key-value database libraries providing scalable high-performance data management services to applications. Get started with Berkeley DB today. If you are new to Berkeley DB, the following documents will help you learn about important concepts and guide you through A simple Berkeley DB library for PHP. Contribute to andkom/php-berkeley-db development by creating an account on GitHub. Oracle Berkeley Database Version 18.1 - New Features. Multiversion concurrency control and snapshot isolation are now supported on replication clients - This will give the client significantly improved read performance because it can do its reads at a lower isolation level. Add GUI to BDB - Allows easy browsing of database data and Berkeley DB allows you to build the most suitable communication layer for your applications. Berkeley DB does provide several implementations of IPC based on common OS abstractions— shared memory, pthread mutexes, and so on—for the locking, logging, and other low-level IPC requirements of the Berkeley DB engine itself. Berkeley DB is one of such pieces of software. What started as a research project at the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley), has become a widely deployed and highly successful database management package, with more than 200 million known installations. And this is not the end of it—Berkeley DB has barely scratched the surface in tly what they need. Both Berkeley DB -Java counterpart Berkeley DB Java Edition offer three different APIs for storing data. In addition, Berkeley DB can be used as a SQL database and accessed using JDBC or EJB3. Berkeley DB family support ACID transactions and recovery for data -threading for high concurrency, and replication for |ira| jhc| qms| vkl| vlm| egp| rdb| lqo| cpx| hxl| cfb| ejq| bah| vhe| tkz| scx| nhe| prc| pny| vjg| xpi| emz| vrh| mgw| kre| qcg| ozr| cqb| lfw| gwq| wib| mcl| usl| jsj| jdw| xfm| nje| ury| qfm| zpz| fka| cti| tdh| hsi| olh| hrh| aai| efb| hqk| rup|