gdbm

• Copying Conditions.
• Introduction to GNU dbm.
• List of functions.
• Opening the database.
• Closing the database.
• Inserting and replacing records in the database.
• Searching for records in the database.
• Removing records from the database.
• Sequential access to records.
• Database reorganization.
• Database Synchronization
• Error strings.
• Seting options.
• Two useful variables.
• Compatibility with standard dbm and ndbm.
• Converting dbm files to gdbm format.
• Problems and bugs.