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I'm still a bit confused about the Berkely DB structure vs. MySQL DB.
In looking at the code, it seems to me that you are using the Berkely DB for internal object management, AND you are using MySQL to manage player information that would get loaded and unloaded as players log on and off. That's where I get a bit caught around the axle. If I understand correctly, it appears that the Berkely DB would actually manage "In RAM" volatile information, but if the power gets pulled, you'll still need something like MySQL to maintain "Non-volatile" game state information.
This could be the result of an incomplete OR and/or observing "in-progress" code. There seems to be an overall thinking that Berkely DB will replace MySQL.
Are we to see future Berlkey DB constructs that actually "write" information into a file-based DB structure?
Can one of you Devs enlighten here?
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11-08-2009, 10:15 PM
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