LMDBAL Namespace Reference

Destroys a cache. More...

Classes
class	Serializer
	A class handling serialization/deserialization. More...
class	Storage
	This is a basic key value storage. More...
class	Cache
	Storage with additional caching in std::map. More...
class	Base
	Database abstraction. More...
class	Cursor
	An object to iterate storages. More...
class	CursorCommon
	An object to manage cursor internals and state. More...
class	Exception
	Parent abstract class for all LMDBAL exceptions. More...
class	Directory
	Thrown if LMDBAL had issues creating or opening database directory. More...
class	Closed
	Thrown if something in the database was called on closed state and it is not supported. More...
class	CursorNotReady
	Thrown if the cursor was operated in closed state. More...
class	CursorEmpty
	Thrown if an empty cursor was somehow operated. More...
class	Opened
	Thrown if something in the database was called on opened state and it is not supported. More...
class	NotFound
	Thrown if something in the database was not found. More...
class	StorageDuplicate
	Thrown if there was attempt to define storages with conflicting names. More...
class	Exist
	Thrown if there was a key conflict in one of the storages. More...
class	TransactionTerminated
class	Unknown
	Thrown if something unexpected happened. More...
class	Serializer< double >
class	Serializer< float >
class	Serializer< int16_t >
class	Serializer< int32_t >
class	Serializer< int64_t >
class	Serializer< int8_t >
class	Serializer< QByteArray >
class	Serializer< QString >
class	Serializer< std::string >
class	Serializer< uint16_t >
class	Serializer< uint32_t >
class	Serializer< uint64_t >
class	Serializer< uint8_t >
class	Session
	RAII guard that keeps the database environment active. More...
class	StorageCommon
	Storage interface. More...
class	Transaction
	Public read only transaction. More...
class	WriteTransaction
	Public writable transaction. More...

Typedefs
typedef MDB_txn *	TransactionID
	I'm going to use transaction pointers as transaction IDs.
typedef uint32_t	SizeType
	All LMDBAL sizes are uint32.

Detailed Description

Destroys a cache.

Destroys a storage.

Destroys the serializer.

Destroys this cursor.

If the cursor wasn't properly closed - it's going to be upon destruction