Re: svn filesystem without Berkeley DBM?

> > Why was Berkeley DBM choosen?
>
> Given the choice of something or nothing, they chose something.
>
> Quick, find a non-SQL or non-GPL'd SQL embeddedable server database that
> supports transactions.

MySQL 3.23. :-)

They've supported transactions for quite a while. (Originally via BDB
interestingly enough, but now they support a few different transactional
backends.)

Probably would've simplfied things a bit to have the SQL rather than the raw
record access but I don't know enough about the implementation to have an
intelligent opinion.

-Brian

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Received on Fri Mar 8 00:22:06 2002