Coping with BerkeleyDB Upgrades

How do you more experienced users of subversion deal with upgrades to BDB?
I don't know what specific version was the most current here when I first
created the repository and started tracking projects, but it is not the
current 4.4.20 that's installed.

   From my previous thread you know that I could not continue committing
changes to the project because the BDB back end changed, so I had to remove
the repository and all references to it in the project directory and start
over. That's certainly not efficient nor desired for projects that might
span several years and multiple distribution, BDB, and Subversion upgrades.
How can I prevent this from happening again?

   Can I build Subversion using data storage other than Berkeley-DB? It would
be nice to be able to use SQLite or a human readable file for the initial
imports and all the diffs.

TIA,

Rich

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