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Berkeley DB Reference Guide: Programmer notes FAQ
- Berkeley DB Reference Guide:
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Programmer notes FAQ
- What priorities should threads/tasks executing Berkeley DB functions
be given?
Tasks executing Berkeley DB functions should have the same, or roughly
equivalent, system priorities. For example, it can be dangerous to give
tasks of control performing checkpoints a lower priority than tasks of
control doing database lookups, and starvation can sometimes result.
Copyright Sleepycat Software
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