Tcl API Index

Building a small memory footprint library --disable-cryptography
Building a small memory footprint library --disable-hash
Configuring Berkeley DB --disable-largefile
Building a small memory footprint library --disable-queue
Building a small memory footprint library --disable-replication
Configuring Berkeley DB --disable-shared
Configuring Berkeley DB --disable-static
Building a small memory footprint library --disable-verify
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-smallbuild
Building a small memory footprint library --enable-smallbuild
Configuring Berkeley DB --enable-tcl
Configuring Berkeley DB --enable-test
Configuring Berkeley DB --enable-uimutexes
Configuring Berkeley DB --enable-umrw
Configuring Berkeley DB --with-mutex=MUTEX
Configuring Berkeley DB --with-mutexalign=ALIGNMENT
Configuring Berkeley DB --with-rpm=ARCHIVE
Configuring Berkeley DB --with-tcl=DIR
Configuring Berkeley DB --with-uniquename=NAME
/etc/magic
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
Upgrading to release 4.0
Upgrading to release 4.1
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
Upgrading to release 4.2
selecting an access method
access method FAQ
access method tuning
introduction to the access methods
AIX
data alignment
programmatic APIs
hot backup
BDB
BDB
BDB
berkdb dbremove
berkdb dbrename
berkdb env
berkdb envremove
berkdb open
berkdb version
introduction to the buffer pool subsystem
building for QNX
building for UNIX
building for UNIX FAQ
building for VxWorks
building for VxWorks AE
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
introduction to the memory cache subsystem
catastrophic recovery
Patches, Updates and Change logs
closing a cursor
closing a database
database compaction
specifying a Btree comparison function
changing compile or load options
Concurrent Data Store
database environment configuration
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
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 truncate
dbc put
DB_CONFIG
File naming DB_HOME
File naming db_home
Error returns to applications DB_KEYEMPTY
Error returns to applications DB_KEYEXIST
DB_LOCK_DEADLOCK
Error returns to applications DB_LOCK_DEADLOCK
Error returns to applications DB_LOCK_NOTGRANTED
Error returns to applications DB_NOTFOUND
Error returns to applications DB_RUNRECOVERY
deadlocks
introduction to debugging
debugging applications
degrees of isolation
deleting records
deleting records with a cursor
dirty reads
disk space requirements
Distributed Transactions
double buffering
duplicate data items
duplicating a cursor
emptying a database
encryption
env close
env dbremove
env dbrename
env txn
env txn_checkpoint
database environment
database environment FAQ
environment variables
introduction to database environments
equality join
error handling
error name space
error returns
selecting a Queue extent size
hot failover
Java API FAQ
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
configuring a small memory footprint library
Berkeley DB free-threaded handles
FreeBSD
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 API FAQ
Java compatibility
Java configuration
Java FAQ
equality join
retrieved key/data permanence
database limits
Linux
changing compile or load options
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
introduction to the locking subsystem
sizing the locking subsystem
locking without transactions
log file limits
log file removal
logging configuration
introduction to the logging subsystem
retrieving Btree records by logical record @number
Mac OS X
memory pool configuration
introduction to the memory pool subsystem
configuring for MinGW
Berkeley DB library name spaces
file naming
natural join
NFS problems
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
task/thread priority
Sleepycat Software's Berkeley DB products
building for QNX
QNX
dirty reads
logical record numbers
managing record-based databases
logically renumbering records
Berkeley DB recoverability
repeatable read
introduction to replication
Resource Manager
XA Resource Manager
retrieving records
retrieving records in bulk
retrieving records with a cursor
RPC client
configuring a RPC client/server
introduction to rpc client/server
RPC FAQ
RPC server
RPM
database salvage
SCO
Berkeley DB handle scope
secondary indices
security
disabling shared libraries
shared libraries
signal handling
Sleepycat Software
Solaris
source code layout
cursor stability
disabling static libraries
database 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
lock timeouts
transaction timeouts
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
introduction to the transaction subsystem
transaction throughput
transaction tuning
Transactional Data Store
nested transactions
truncating a database
access method tuning
transaction tuning
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
tutorial
simple tutorial
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
upgrading databases
utilities
database verification
building for VxWorks FAQ
VxWorks notes
running the test suite under Windows
building for Windows FAQ
Windows notes
XA FAQ
XA Resource Manager
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