The DB would be stored on the filesystem, so you can access it via its name between sessions or processes. It would be up to you to manage 'expiry' of the data, unless you use a wrapper like Cache::BerkeleyDB | [reply] |
Will it work for ActivePerl? I tried to install using ppm and it says "ppm install failed: Can't find any package that provide ..."
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For a DB of this 1-2GB size, I would be thinking along the lines of MySQL. Its free and its supposed to work pretty well and Perl has fantastic SQL I/F. I'm thinking about this for one my apps, but don't have experience with it yet.
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