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Berkeley DB Reference Guide: Introduction
- Berkeley DB Reference Guide:
- Simple Tutorial
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Introduction
As an introduction to Berkeley DB, we will present a few Berkeley DB programming
concepts, and then a simple database application.
The programming concepts are:
This database application will:
The introduction will be presented using the programming language C. The
complete source of the final version of the
example program is included in the Berkeley DB distribution.
Copyright Sleepycat Software
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