Re: Not Using Hashing

My guess is that since you didn't compile with any DB's its using hash by 
default and showing no errors.
( I would have thought it would complain but maybe that's a feature).

pbl advantage over bdb is that pbl doesnt crash all the time and get 
corrupted databases and circular refrences and stuck locks.




> On Wed, 7 Mar 2007, David Lee wrote:
>
>> have you compiled in either pbl or bdb ?
>
> Isn't bdb Berkeley DB, an oldish version of which comes with NetBSD? I
> was using version 1.2 of the software on this system before, and it did
> the word databases just fine. As well, I get no error message when I
> specify bdb explicitly. Should I see one if it's not there, or will it
> just silently switch to hash?
>
> What are the advantages of pbl?
>
> cjs
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