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Paul Marquess #1
Re: DB_File, large hash, memory.
"A24061" <a24061@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8228723b.0306260123.12359076@posting.google.c om...news:<3ef9b72c$0$10632$ed9e5944@reading.news.pipex .net>...> "Paul Marquess" <paul.marquess@btinternet.com> wrote in messageit> > Nope, DB_File will only store everything in memory if you explicitly askAbsolutely - that is what the underlying database system that DB_File uses,>> > to. By default, it only keeps a small amount in memory.
> So it should be possible to work with a hash that is larger than the
> available memory?
namely Berkeley DB, is designed for.
The default cache memory Berkeley DB uses is 256K. The actual database can
be in the gigabyte range.
Paul
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