> A question has intrigued me ever since I started to learn about Berkeley
> DB (well after I had started using postgres): does PostgreSQL seperate
> the data management routines such that I could use them in a way similar
> to Berkeley DB? I find the concept useful for people who don't want to
> start extra processes for each connection.
Sorry, we don't have any native interfaces to the data files.
> Also any comments on the data management abilities of Berkeley DB or
> Postgres would be appreciated. I read that MySQL wasn't great for
> concurrent access; is this because of Berkeley DB?
We are good for concurrent access.
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