Re: Subversion's use of Berkeley DB [#11511]

> On Sun, 2004-12-12 at 17:58, Keith Bostic wrote:
>> The reason is because Subversion is, to my knowledge, unique
>> among Berkeley DB applications. I know of no other software
>> using DB that is:
>>
>> + also a library (and a library where the people writing
>> the library don't also write the application software
>> using the library),
>>
>> + used in a multi-process model, and
>>
>> + called from a variety of different languages and APIs.
>
> RPM?

I don't know enough about RPM to talk about it.

Does RPM ever run database environment recovery? (I know the
RPM maintainer is happy with Berkeley DB, and he's never asked
any of these questions. :-)

Regards,
--keith

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