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In my case, I'm storing key/value pairs as int/string.
The problem arises when I wan't to check if given pair exists in database. Currently I'm only able to check if given key exists via lmdb::cursor::find. Is it somehow possible to do this for key/value pair?
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This question would be best addressed to the LMDB mailing list. The lmdb++ project only provides a C++ binding to the underlying C API from LMDB, so any semantics the underlying library provides will be passed through as-is.
In my case, I'm storing key/value pairs as int/string.
The problem arises when I wan't to check if given pair exists in database. Currently I'm only able to check if given key exists via lmdb::cursor::find. Is it somehow possible to do this for key/value pair?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: