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here you go...make sure you grab the correct version...
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/berkeley-db/db/index.html.
2009-05-26 08:10:38 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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If you haven't already done so, then you need to download and install Berkeley DB v4.5 from the oracle website. This will install the libdb45.dll onto your system.
If you have already done so, then it's possible your app is just not recognizing the location. I just drop it into my bin folder for the project I'm running.
2009-05-22 15:43:13 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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If you see a previous post, try to open up the project through CVS, that solved the issue for me.
2009-03-05 01:21:57 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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I was able to get the file vis CVS, and it got rid of the error, but building didn't seem to build the Utils45 or Serialization libraries....just the libdb_dotnet dll...still fussing around with that though...
2009-03-03 07:34:17 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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Just a follow-up note, I have opened up the source code provided in this project (in VS2008), and receive the following error:
Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type 'out BerkeleyDb.DB_SEQUENCE_STAT*' is less accessible than delegate 'BerkeleyDb.DB_SEQUENCE.StatFcn'
I actually get this error about 40+ times for multiple structs, etc...it seems that they just need the same...
2009-03-02 20:39:51 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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So I've built a project on my 32 bit box, and am now trying to deploy to a 64bit windows 2008 server. I got an error that indicates it's a dll issue built for 32bit trying to run on 64bit.
So my main question is whether I need to try to rebuild the project file provided here? Or the actual Oracle libdb45.dll, or all of them?
Thanks!
2009-03-02 19:52:57 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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I guess I'm just blind, and it took me posting a question to find the answer!
status = cursor.GetAt(ref keyEntry, ref dataEntry, DbFileCursor.GetAtMode.Set, DbFileCursor.ReadFlags.None);.
2009-02-18 02:00:37 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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Just wondering if I'm missing something? I essentially want to open up a Cursor and have it move to the key I specify. This is in a database that allows for duplicate entries.
Example:
I have a DBTree database with the following sample Key/Value pairs:
akey01 -> data01
akey01 -> data02
akey01 -> data03
bkey01->bdata01
bkey01->bdata02
bkey01->bdata03...
2009-02-18 01:46:08 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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Well,...I spent about a half day playing with my new Berkeley DB Java Edition DLL that was cross-compiled using IKVM...I ran some tests to compare with the native .Net DLL downloaded here. For reference purposes, I was using the je-3.3.75.jar downloaded from the Oracle website.
Some notes:
- I only used the Base API of the cross compiled library to test puts/gets. To use the DPL, I...
2009-02-07 01:22:10 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
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Will Do...I'm excited by the possibilities...I'll try to report back once I have more details...
2009-02-05 23:28:07 UTC in Berkeley DB for .NET
