Martin> I have now imported bsddb3 3.4.0.
SM> I take it that database files created before the switch will still
SM> work as long as the same underlying version of the Sleepycat
SM> libraries is used, yes?
BAW> Depends. API version <> file format version.
BAW> The good news is that Berkeley will complain loudly if you're
BAW> incompatible, and there are tools for upgrading your database
BAW> files.
Yes, I realize API version != file version. What I was getting at was that
if I did something like
db = bsddb.hashopen("foo", "c")
db["1"] = "1"
db.close()
under the old bsddb module using Sleepycat 4.0.14, can I be assured that
db = bsddb.hashopen("foo")
print db["1"]
db.close()
will work with the new bsddb module?
There should be no surprises in the common case, yes?
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