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There is also the issue of when do you need database-like
functions, such as a query language, locking, or management
of lot of data with presorted indices. The Berkeley DB site
at sleepycat has an interesting What is/is not Berkeley DB? section.
The is not page may be useful, because while BDB is a
hugely powerful system that can handle terabytes of data,
it is not SQL or relational, though you could build a
database engine on top of it. This is a pretty interesting page,
and it might make you start thinking about extending the
life of your system..
Also I would expect the <2GB limitation on machines that
only use 32 bit addressing for your plain old flat file,
but this may not apply to BDB.. their page says
Actually now I started wanting to read it from the beginning and maybe you will too. Hint, first page mentions flat files and structured data! In reply to Re: When is a flat file DB not enough?
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