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Berkeley DB's new SQLite-compatible SQL API
Oracle Berkeley DB 11g Release 2 introduces a new SQL API, based on
SQLite, which is familiar to a large developer community and helps
simplify application development.
http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/063695
A few things to note (from press release):
- Improved SQL concurrency, performance and reliability using Oracle
Berkeley DB storage engine’s fine-grained locking mechanism and write-
ahead logging underneath the SQLite API;
- SQLite Tools integration means that all tools that work with SQLite
will also work with Oracle Berkeley DB, making it easier to develop,
deploy and manage Oracle Berkeley DB applications and databases;
I really dont like the idea. SQLite is opensource, it is well spread and
has native python support in standard lib.
Also, given the current things Oracle is doing (or not doing, in a point
of view) with the new program acquisitions i would have fear to tie
anything for it in any project.
My 2 cents.
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