Hi,
I am currently looking to implement an OpenLDAP solution with a BDB backend that needs to support concurrent access by multiple users. As there are different flavours of the Berkeley DB available, can I just ask if we need to purchase the Concurrent Data Store version of Berkeley DB or can I just stay with the Data Store version?
I ask this because OpenLDAP already has its own concurrency support and I was just wondering if this implies that OpenLDAP will ensure that BDB will only be accessed thru a single thread of control?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Hi,
I am currently looking to implement an OpenLDAP solution with a BDB backend
that needs to support concurrent access by multiple users. As there are different flavours of the Berkeley DB available, can I just ask if we need to purchase the Concurrent Data Store version of Berkeley DB or can I just stay with the Data Store version?
I ask this because OpenLDAP already has its own concurrency support and I
was just wondering if this implies that OpenLDAP will ensure that BDB will only be accessed thru a single thread of control?
Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
OpenLDAP uses BerkeleyDB's Transactional Data Store.
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