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Record Number and key/value database, alternative to BerkeleyDB

by "rodrigostrauss@[EMAIL PROTECTED] " <rodrigostrauss@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 12, 2008 at 03:53 PM

Hi,

I need a database with two features present in berkeley DB: access by
record number and by key/value. The problem is berkeley db got
enormous in terms of functionalities, and some simple stuff became to
slow.

I need hard disk write warranty for every record. Berkeley DB does
this using transactions, it's simple as initializing the environment
with TXN sup****t and open database with the DB_AUTO_COMMIT flag. But
when I do this it become dog slow, as slow as 25 records per second in
my macbook . Ok, it's a notebook HD, but 25/sec is slow even for a
1.44 floppy...

I don't need all that logging, transactions, replications and stuff, I
just need recno and key/value access, as fast as the HD can deliver.
Do you know some alternative? Or maybe how to make bdb fast?

Rodrigo Strauss
 




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