Questions on BDB storage engine

[Ross Vandegrift]

Hello everyone,

I have a few questions on the use of the BDB engine with MySQL.

If I use the BDB storage engine for a table, is it safe for me to
access the BerkeleyDB file while MySQL may possibly writing to it?
The database commits are nothing more than simple inserts, updates,
and deletes.  The access to the BDB file would be strictly read-only.
There are no transactions anywhere.

Is it possible replicate a table that is using the BDB engine?

Many thanks in advance!

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BDB storage engine

[Mister Jack]

Hi,

There is an extensive documentation for InnoDB, but I can't find any
extensive for BDB (except
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/bdb-storage-engine.html ). Can I
change the isolation level in the same way than with InnoDB ? Can I
also do SELECT  FOR UPDATE ?
thanks

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