| configuring Berkeley DB | 1.85 API compatibility |
| building a utility to dump Berkeley DB | 1.85 databases |
| Upgrading to release | 2.0 |
| Upgrading to release | 3.0 |
| Upgrading to release | 3.1 |
| Upgrading to release | 3.2 |
| Upgrading to release | 3.3 |
| selecting an | access method |
| access method FAQ |
| access method tuning |
| available | access methods |
| AIX |
| data | alignment |
| programmatic | APIs |
| utility to | archive log files |
| berkdb dbremove |
| berkdb dbrename |
| berkdb dbtruncate |
| berkdb env |
| berkdb envremove |
| berkdb open |
| berkdb version |
| berkeley_db_svc |
| building for QNX |
| building for UNIX |
| building for UNIX FAQ |
| building for VxWorks |
| building for VxWorks FAQ |
| building for Win32 |
| building for Windows FAQ |
| selecting a | byte order |
| configuring the | C++ API |
| flushing the database | cache |
| selecting a | cache size |
| catastrophic recovery |
| Patches, Updates and | Change logs |
| utility to take | checkpoints |
| closing a cursor |
| closing a database |
| database | compaction |
| specifying a Btree | comparison function |
| changing | compile or load options |
| Concurrent Data Store |
| configuring Berkeley DB for UNIX systems |
| salvaging | corrupted databases |
| counting data items for a key |
| closing a | cursor |
| deleting records with a | cursor |
| duplicating a | cursor |
| retrieving records with a | cursor |
| storing records with a | cursor |
| cursor stability |
| database | cursors |
| utility to upgrade | database files |
| utility to verify | database files |
| db close |
| db close |
| db count |
| db cursor |
| db del |
| db del |
| db dup |
| db get |
| db get |
| db get_join |
| db get_type |
| db is_byteswapped |
| db join |
| db put |
| db stat |
| db sync |
| db_archive |
| dbc put |
| db_checkpoint |
| DB_CONFIG |
| File naming | DB_CONFIG |
| db_deadlock |
| db_dump |
| File naming | DB_HOME |
| File naming | db_home |
| Error returns to applications | DB_INCOMPLETE |
| Error returns to applications | DB_KEYEMPTY |
| Error returns to applications | DB_KEYEXIST |
| db_load |
| DB_LOCK_DEADLOCK |
| Error returns to applications | DB_LOCK_DEADLOCK |
| Error returns to applications | DB_LOCK_NOTGRANTED |
| Error returns to applications | DB_NOTFOUND |
| db_printlog |
| db_recover |
| Error returns to applications | DB_RUNRECOVERY |
| db_stat |
| db_upgrade |
| db_verify |
| deadlocks |
| utility to detect | deadlocks |
| debugging applications |
| degrees of isolation |
| deleting records |
| deleting records with a cursor |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --disable-largefile |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --disable-shared |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --disable-static |
| disk space requirements |
| Distributed Transactions |
| double buffering |
| utility to | dump databases as text files |
| duplicate data items |
| duplicating a cursor |
| Embedix |
| emptying a database |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-compat185 |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-cxx |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-debug |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-debug_rop |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-debug_wop |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-diagnostic |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-dump185 |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-java |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-posixmutexes |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-rpc |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-tcl |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-test |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-uimutexes |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --enable-umrw |
| env close |
| env txn |
| database | environment |
| database | environment FAQ |
| environment variables |
| equality join |
| error handling |
| error name space |
| error returns |
| /etc/magic |
| selecting a Queue | extent size |
| Java | FAQ |
| Tcl | FAQ |
| XA | FAQ |
| configuring without large | file support |
| file utility |
| returning pages to the | filesystem |
| recovery and | filesystem operations |
| remote | filesystems |
| page | fill factor |
| FreeBSD |
| Berkeley DB | free-threaded handles |
| specifying a database | hash |
| hash table size |
| HP-UX |
| secondary | indices |
| installing Berkeley DB for UNIX systems |
| interface compatibility |
| IRIX |
| degrees of | isolation |
| configuring the | Java API |
| Java compatibility |
| Java configuration |
| Java FAQ |
| equality | join |
| retrieved | key/data permanence |
| database | limits |
| Linux |
| changing compile or | load options |
| utility to | load text files into databases |
| standard | lock modes |
| page-level | locking |
| two-phase | locking |
| locking and non-Berkeley DB applications |
| locking configuration |
| Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store | locking conventions |
| Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store | locking conventions |
| locking granularity |
| locking introduction |
| sizing the | locking subsystem |
| locking without transactions |
| log file limits |
| log file removal |
| utility to display | log files as text |
| logging configuration |
| logging introduction |
| retrieving Btree records by | logical record @number |
| memory pool configuration |
| Berkeley DB library | name spaces |
| file | naming |
| natural join |
| retrieving Btree records by logical record | number |
| opening a database |
| OSF/1 |
| selecting a | page size |
| partial record storage and retrieval |
| Patches, Updates and Change logs |
| Perl |
| retrieved key/data | permanence |
| Sleepycat Software's Berkeley DB | products |
| building for | QNX |
| QNX |
| logical | record numbers |
| managing | record-based databases |
| logically renumbering | records |
| utility to | recover database environments |
| Berkeley DB | recoverability |
| Resource Manager |
| XA | Resource Manager |
| retrieving records |
| retrieving records in bulk |
| retrieving records with a cursor |
| RPC client |
| configuring a | RPC client/server |
| utility to support | RPC client/server |
| RPC server |
| RPM |
| database | salvage |
| SCO |
| Berkeley DB handle | scope |
| secondary indices |
| security |
| Sendmail |
| disabling | shared libraries |
| shared libraries |
| application | signal handling |
| Sleepycat Software |
| Solaris |
| source code layout |
| cursor | stability |
| disabling | static libraries |
| database | statistics |
| utility to display database and environment | statistics |
| storing records |
| storing records with a cursor |
| SunOS |
| loading Berkeley DB with | Tcl |
| using Berkeley DB with | Tcl |
| configuring the | Tcl API |
| Tcl API programming notes |
| Tcl FAQ |
| configuring the | test suite |
| running the | test suite |
| running the | test suite under UNIX |
| running the | test suite under Windows |
| text backing files |
| loading | text into databases |
| dumping/loading | text to/from databases |
| building | threaded applications |
| transaction configuration |
| transaction FAQ |
| transaction limits |
| Transaction Manager |
| administering | transaction protected applications |
| archival in | transaction protected applications |
| checkpoints in | transaction protected applications |
| deadlock detection in | transaction protected applications |
| recovery in | transaction protected applications |
| transaction throughput |
| transaction tuning |
| Transactional Data Store |
| nested | transactions |
| Berkeley DB and | transactions |
| truncating a database |
| access method | tuning |
| transaction | tuning |
| configuring Berkeley DB with the | Tuxedo System |
| txn abort |
| txn commit |
| Ultrix |
| building for | UNIX |
| building for | UNIX FAQ |
| configuring Berkeley DB for | UNIX systems |
| Patches, | Updates and Change logs |
| utility to | upgrade database files |
| upgrading databases |
| utilities |
| database | verification |
| utility to | verify database files |
| building for | VxWorks FAQ |
| VxWorks notes |
| running the test suite under | Windows |
| building for | Windows FAQ |
| Windows notes |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --with-embedix=DIR |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --with-rpm=DIR |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --with-tcl=DIR |
| Configuring Berkeley DB | --with-uniquename=NAME |
| XA FAQ |
| XA Resource Manager |