In article <1157027703.17651.0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, BearItAll wrote:
> Looks like a self imposed shot gun wound in the foot by mysql. Berkeley is
> still a very popular database format.
It's popular for simple, stand-alone, databases. I doubt it is very popular
as a MySQL storage engine, though. The MySQL <-> BDB interface is
considered gamma quality, not production. For the things you get with BDB
over MyISAM tables in MySQL, you would also get with InnoDB tables, which
are production quality.
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--Tim Smith
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