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分类: BSD

2008-02-21 11:38:40

http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/berkeley-db/db/ref/toc.html

Berkeley DB Reference Guide, Version 4.6.21

    1. An introduction to data management
    2. Mapping the terrain: theory and practice
    3. What is Berkeley DB?
    4. What Berkeley DB is not
    5. Do you need Berkeley DB?
    6. What other services does Berkeley DB provide?
    7. What does the Berkeley DB distribution include?
    8. Where does Berkeley DB run?
    9. The Berkeley DB products
    1. What are the available access methods?
    2. Selecting an access method
    3. Logical record numbers
    4. General access method configuration
      1. Selecting a page size
      2. Selecting a cache size
      3. Selecting a byte order
      4. Duplicate data items
      5. Non-local memory allocation
    5. Btree access method specific configuration
      1. Btree comparison
      2. Btree prefix comparison
      3. Minimum keys per page
      4. Retrieving Btree records by logical record number
    6. Hash access method specific configuration
      1. Page fill factor
      2. Specifying a database hash
      3. Hash table size
    7. Queue and Recno access method specific configuration
      1. Managing record-based databases
      2. Selecting a Queue extent size
      3. Flat-text backing files
      4. Logically renumbering records
    1. Access method operations
    2. Database open
    3. Opening multiple databases in a single file
    4. Retrieving records
    5. Storing records
    6. Deleting records
    7. Database statistics
    8. Database truncation
    9. Database upgrade
    10. Database verification and salvage
    11. Flushing the database cache
    12. Database close
    13. Secondary indices
    14. Cursor operations
      1. Retrieving records with a cursor
      2. Storing records with a cursor
      3. Deleting records with a cursor
      4. Duplicating a cursor
      5. Equality join
      6. Data item count
      7. Cursor close
    1. Data alignment
    2. Retrieving records in bulk
    3. Partial record storage and retrieval
    4. Storing C/C++ structures/objects
    5. Retrieved key/data permanence for C/C++
    6. Error support
    7. Cursor stability
    8. Database limits
    9. Disk space requirements
    10. Access method tuning
    11. Access method FAQ
    1. Java configuration
    2. Compatibility
    3. Java programming notes
    4. Java FAQ
    1. The big picture
    2. Programming model
    3. Programmatic APIs
    4. Scripting languages
    5. Supporting utilities
    1. Database environment introduction
    2. Creating a database environment
    3. Opening databases within the environment
    4. Error support
    5. DB_CONFIG configuration file
    6. File naming
    7. Shared memory regions
    8. Security
    9. Encryption
    10. Remote filesystems
    11. Environment FAQ
  1. Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store Applications
    1. Concurrent Data Store introduction
    2. Handling failure in Data Store and Concurrent Data Store applications
    3. Architecting Data Store and Concurrent Data Store applications
    1. Transactional Data Store introduction
    2. Why transactions?
    3. Terminology
    4. Handling failure in Transactional Data Store applications
    5. Architecting Transactional Data Store applications
    6. Opening the environment
    7. Opening the databases
    8. Recoverability and deadlock handling
    9. Atomicity
    10. Isolation
    11. Degrees of isolation
    12. Transactional cursors
    13. Nested transactions
    14. Environment infrastructure
    15. Deadlock detection
    16. Checkpoints
    17. Database and log file archival
    18. Log file removal
    19. Recovery procedures
    20. Hot failover
    21. Recovery and filesystem operations
    22. Berkeley DB recoverability
    23. Transaction tuning
    24. Transaction throughput
    25. Transaction FAQ
    1. Replication introduction
    2. Replication environment IDs
    3. Replication environment priorities
    4. Building replicated applications
    5. Replication Manager methods
    6. Base replication API
    7. Building the communications infrastructure
    8. Connecting to a new site
    9. Elections
    10. Synchronizing with a master
    11. Initializing a new site
    12. Bulk transfer
    13. Transactional guarantees
    14. Network partitions
    15. Replication FAQ
    16. Ex_rep: a replication example
    17. Ex_rep_base: a TCP/IP based communication infrastructure
    18. Ex_rep_base: putting it all together
    1. Introduction to distributed transactions
    2. Building a Global Transaction Manager
    3. XA Introduction
    4. Configuring Berkeley DB with the Tuxedo System
    5. XA: Frequently Asked Questions
    1. Introduction to application specific logging and recovery
    2. Defining application-specific log records
    3. Automatically generated functions
    4. Application configuration
    1. Signal handling
    2. Error returns to applications
    3. Environmental variables
    4. Multithreaded applications
    5. Berkeley DB handles
    6. Name spaces
    7. Memory-only or Flash configurations
    8. Disk drive caches
    9. Copying or moving databases
    10. Compatibility with historic UNIX interfaces
    11. Run-time configuration
    12. Programmer notes FAQ
    1. Introduction to the locking subsystem
    2. Configuring locking
    3. Configuring locking: sizing the system
    4. Standard lock modes
    5. Deadlock detection
    6. Deadlock detection using timers
    7. Deadlock debugging
    8. Locking granularity
    9. Locking without transactions
    10. Locking with transactions: two-phase locking
    11. Berkeley DB Concurrent Data Store locking conventions
    12. Berkeley DB Transactional Data Store locking conventions
    13. Locking and non-Berkeley DB applications
    1. Introduction to the logging subsystem
    2. Configuring logging
    3. Log file limits
    1. Introduction to the memory pool subsystem
    2. Configuring the memory pool
    1. Introduction to the transaction subsystem
    2. Configuring transactions
    3. Transaction limits
    1. Introduction to sequences
    1. Introduction to the RPC client/server
    2. Client program
    3. Server program
    4. RPC FAQ
    1. Loading Berkeley DB with Tcl
    2. Using Berkeley DB with Tcl
    3. Tcl API programming notes
    4. Tcl error handling
    5. Tcl FAQ
    1. Using Berkeley DB with Apache
    2. Using Berkeley DB with Perl
    3. Using Berkeley DB with PHP
    1. The db_dump and db_load utilities
    2. Dump output formats
    3. Loading text into databases
    1. File utility /etc/magic information
    2. Building with multiple versions of Berkeley DB
    1. Introduction to debugging
    2. Compile-time configuration
    3. Run-time error information
    4. Reviewing Berkeley DB log files
    1. Building for BREW
    1. Building for S60
    1. Building for UNIX/POSIX
    2. Configuring Berkeley DB
    3. Building a small memory footprint library
    4. Changing compile or load options
    5. Installing Berkeley DB
    6. Dynamic shared libraries
    7. Running the test suite under UNIX
    8. Architecture independent FAQ
    9. Architecture specific FAQs:
      AIX, FreeBSD, HP-UX, IRIX, Linux, Mac OS X, OSF/1, QNX, SCO, Solaris, SunOS, Ultrix
    1. Building for Windows
    2. Building a small memory footprint library
    3. Running the test suite under Windows
    4. Windows notes
    5. Windows FAQ
    1. Building for Windows CE
    2. Windows CE notes
    3. Windows CE FAQ
    1. Building for VxWorks 5.4 and 5.5
    2. VxWorks notes
    3. VxWorks FAQ
    1. Library version information
    2. Upgrading Berkeley DB installations
    3. Berkeley DB Release Change Logs
    4. Upgrading Berkeley DB 1.85 and 1.86 applications to Berkeley DB 2.0
    5. Upgrading Berkeley DB 2.X applications to Berkeley DB 3.0
    6. Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.0 applications to Berkeley DB 3.1
    7. Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.1 applications to Berkeley DB 3.2
    8. Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.2 applications to Berkeley DB 3.3
    9. Upgrading Berkeley DB 3.3 applications to Berkeley DB 4.0
    10. Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.0 applications to Berkeley DB 4.1
    11. Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.1 applications to Berkeley DB 4.2
    12. Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.2 applications to Berkeley DB 4.3
    13. Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.3 applications to Berkeley DB 4.4
    14. Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.4 applications to Berkeley DB 4.5
    15. Upgrading Berkeley DB 4.5 applications to Berkeley DB 4.6
    1. Running the test suite
    2. Test suite FAQ
    1. Porting Berkeley DB to new architectures
    2. Source code layout
    1. Additional references

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