Hi guys! This my first question here.

My database need a concurrency control and I am using locks.
In tests I am using 100 Threads to insert anything in database. For
each insert I do:
-lock_id
-lock_get
-txn_begin
-db.put
-txn.commit
-lock_put

This sequence for each insert is correct?

To make checkpoint or syncs I need locks and transactions too?

* Yoshio:

Hi guys! This my first question here.

My database need a concurrency control and I am using locks.
In tests I am using 100 Threads to insert anything in database. For
each insert I do:
-lock_id
-lock_get
-txn_begin
-db.put
-txn.commit
-lock_put

This sequence for each insert is correct?

You don't need to use explicit locking when you use the transaction
data store. Just make sure that you set the DB_THREAD flag for the
environment and the databases when you use Berkeley DB from multiple
threads within the same process.

To make checkpoint or syncs I need locks and transactions too?

You might need some lock to synchronize checkpoints, log archival and
log deletion, depending on your data durability requirements.