pub struct EnvRw { /* private fields */ }
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Read-write handle for accessing environment that stores key-value databases

An environment can be opened using EnvBuilder.

EnvRw coerces to EnvRo through Deref coercion, thus all methods of EnvRo are available for EnvRw as well.

Use EnvRo::open_db or EnvRw::create_db to retrieve database handles and EnvRw::txn_rw to start a read-write transaction.

It’s possible to create a read-only handle from a read-write handle by invoking .clone(), which clones the referenced EnvRo through deref coercion (see example for EnvBuilder).

Implementations

Check if transactions are nestable

See TxnRw::nested.

Open databases in environment and create if non-existing

SAFETY: If a database exists already, it must have been created with compatible options.

Open database in environment and create if non-existing

SAFETY: If a database exists already, it must have been created with compatible options.

Delete database in environment

Start read-write transaction

Methods from Deref<Target = EnvRo>

Start read-only transaction

Get maximum size of keys and duplicate data

Checks if key or duplicate data has valid size

Open databases in environment

SAFETY: If a database exists already, it must have been created with compatible options.

Open database in environment

SAFETY: If a database exists already, it must have been created with compatible options.

Clear stale readers

Refer to LMDB’s documentation when to clear stale readers

Trait Implementations

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The resulting type after dereferencing.

Dereferences the value.

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==. Read more

This method tests for !=.

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