fsfs and bdb

[amit patel]

Hello All,

We all know that whenever we create any svn repository it use fsfs as a filesystem.
But can anyone tell me what is the technically difference between fsfs and bdb(berkeley db).

Thanks in advance.

Best.
Amit

[nehal dattani]

Hi Amit,

> But can anyone tell me what is the technically difference between fsfs and
> bdb(berkeley db).
>

Please refer to following link for detailed comparision between FSFS and BDB.

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.reposadmin.planning.html#svn.reposadmin.basics.backends

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With best regards,
Nehal Dattani

[Ronak Joshi]

Dear Amit

Both the formate are equally same

Berkerly DB has problems on a NFS partition
-Data integrity
BDB has When properly deployed, extremely reliable; Berkeley DB 4.4 brings auto-recovery
FSFS has Older versions had some rarely demonstrated, but data-destroying bugs
-Sensitivity to interruptions
BDB has Very; crashes and permission problems can leave the database “wedged,” requiring journaled recovery procedures
FSFS has Quite insensitive
etc etc...

Ronak Joshi

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