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Re: Another DB than Berkeley?

From: Emmanuel-G BLOT <emmanuel.blot-gnb_at_st.com>
Date: 2004-08-24 11:26:41 CEST

Holger Rodriguez wrote:

> Hi,
> is there any possibility to replace
> the Berkeley-DB backend by, for example,
> Postgres or Oracle?

Not as far as I know.
BerkeleyDB and Postgres/Oracle/MySQL/etc. does not work at the same level of abstraction.

You don't need to have a strong knowledge about BDB, as you never have to handle BDB files
directly: everything is done through the svn and svnadmin tool, so you don't have to mind about
the know how of the database - even backups. You might want to think more in term of an abstract
  file format than about a database [from both the user and the administrator perspectives].

If you really do not want to use BDB for some reason, wait until release 1.1 (release candidate
are already available) which can use a proprietary file management (FSFS) instead of BDB.

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