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Sakagami Hiroki
 
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Default all of DB_CONFIG parameters - 09-27-2006 , 03:38 AM






Hi,

Where can I find all of DB_CONFIG parameters?
I know individual API docs have comments about its DB_CONFIG parameter
name and value, but where is the aggregation of them?

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Sakagami Hiroki


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Default Re: all of DB_CONFIG parameters - 09-28-2006 , 07:08 AM






Hi Sakagami,

Unfortunately there is not such a public list. You should configure in
config file only what you need to, and you will know that only by
reading the documentation, and all the flags are in there (not in the
same place...). Maybe someone tried to sort them and is having a list
which he can share. But if the list doesn't also contain the
documentation, is not so useful, right?

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Bogdan Coman


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Default Re: all of DB_CONFIG parameters - 09-28-2006 , 05:24 PM



Hi,

As Bogdan pointed out there is no documented list of configuration
options available for DB_CONFIG configuration files. The most reliable
way to see what is available is to look through the source code of the
function __config_parse in the env/env_config.c file from a source
distribution of Berkeley DB.

You will need to manually cross reference these variables with the API
documentation.

Regards,
Alex Gorrod


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Sakagami Hiroki
 
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Default Re: all of DB_CONFIG parameters - 09-30-2006 , 11:54 AM



Bogdan, Alex, Thank you.
I'm going to try collecting parameters from the source code.

Regards,

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Sakagami Hiroki

Alex wrote:
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Hi,

As Bogdan pointed out there is no documented list of configuration
options available for DB_CONFIG configuration files. The most reliable
way to see what is available is to look through the source code of the
function __config_parse in the env/env_config.c file from a source
distribution of Berkeley DB.

You will need to manually cross reference these variables with the API
documentation.

Regards,
Alex Gorrod


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