Can i install berkeley db on BSD, I am having a virtual private server,
so I have privilates to install on it and do we have management tools
like phpmyadmin from berkely db as well, as I am not so good at
database management.
Thanks
Amaltas
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> Can I use Pickle to store about 500,000 key value pairs.. or should I
> use mySql. Which one is best for performance, as the key value pair
> increases.
Pickle: absolutely out of the question.
Mysql: might work, albeit slowly.
Use berkeley DB (bsddb3), or zodb. I have no experience with the
la
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>Can I use Pickle to store about 500,000 key value pairs..
Performance would be horrible. Use a BTree in ZODB instead:
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/ZODB/guide/node6.html#SECTION00063
>or should I use mySql.
You should use a relational database, such as PostgreSQL
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> So, Is Shelve a perfect solution (besides Mysql), to store large
> key/value pairs, and which are updated frequently by multiple clients.
No, shelve is for use within a single process. With multiple clients
and frequent updates, you need a real database and some knowle
So, Is Shelve a perfect solution (besides Mysql), to store large
key/value pairs, and which are updated frequently by multiple clients.
Thanks
Paul Rubin wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > Can I use Pickle to store about 500,000 key value pairs.. or should I
> > use mySql. Which one is best f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Can I use Pickle to store about 500,000 key value pairs.. or should I
> use mySql. Which one is best for performance, as the key value pair
> increases.
That's an awfully large pickle. Maybe you want shelve. If there
are frequent updates, multiple clients, etc., then
Can I use Pickle to store about 500,000 key value pairs.. or should I
use mySql. Which one is best for performance, as the key value pair
increases.
Thanks
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