low-end persistence strategies?

[Paul Rubin]

"Michele Simionato" <michele.simionato at gmail.com> writes:
> This was my impression too :-( The ZODB is way much easier to use so
> at the end I used just that. Apparently the bsddb stuff is more
> complicated than needed and the documentation sucks. However,
> it does satisfy your requirements of being already installed, so I
> mentioned it. I am looking too for an easy tutorial on how to do
> concurrency/transactions with it.

The sleepycat docs seemed fine back when I looked at them years ago.
I'm just not sure what the Python wrapper is supposed to do in terms
of API.