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storing objects in Berkeley DB

hi,
i am begineer in Berkeley DB , i need some examples which can ilustrate how to store objects in berkely DB.
if anybody has plz send on the forum or either mail me at
kunal.jethwa@gmail.com

thx in advance

regards
kunal :confused:
Aug 9 '05 #1
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