hi, its me again and again.
i would like to ask if there is an efficient way of getting the number of records in the database?
currently, what im doing is iterating through the records from beginning to end and counting the items manually using an increment.
thank you very much!
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As far as I know, not really, except maybe for calling the statistics functions.
Maybe you should ask this question on the Oracle forums for Berkeley DB.
On this forum we are mostly concerned with the .NET bindings for BDB.
Karl
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hi, its me again and again.
i would like to ask if there is an efficient way of getting the number of records in the database?
currently, what im doing is iterating through the records from beginning to end and counting the items manually using an increment.
thank you very much!
As far as I know, not really, except maybe for calling the statistics functions.
Maybe you should ask this question on the Oracle forums for Berkeley DB.
On this forum we are mostly concerned with the .NET bindings for BDB.
Karl
thank you very much. have a nice day! =)