rahul kumar <rahulk (AT) bhartitelesoft (DOT) com> wrote:

I strongly doubt it. Mainly because I fail to see the point of such
an exercise. What could possibly the use of duplicating data in such
a way?

Again I guess no such practices exists. It's rather common the other
way round, though. I.d. Berkely DB is used as the *back* end of at
least one rather popular RDBMS: MySQL. Well, used to. They now
finally made their own optional subsitute backend layer.
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