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From the article: "It’s just a key-value store that you #include in your code. Intuitively it seems like it could be a building block in constructing a full blo
by bkeroack 11y ago
From the article: "It’s just a key-value store that you #include in your code. Intuitively it seems like it could be a building block in constructing a full blown relational database server."
IIRC, that's precisely how MySQL started.
- hyc_symas 11y agoFor reference, there actually was a BerkeleyDB backend for MySQL. The MySQL guys stopped supporting it and deleted it from their source distro, but it was available all the way up until MySQL 5.0.95.