Db.get Java API Version 4.1.25

Hi,
I am using the SleepyCat Java API Version 4.1.25.
I am using the method Db.get to do a Bulk retrieval. It is taking a huge time to retrieve the data. I doubt that the database being highly fragmented. Is there any way to find that ?
Regards,
Pushparaj

Hi, Pushparaj
I think you're using Berkeley DB Core 4.1, because JE doesn't release a 4.1 release, and we don't have a bulk load/retrieve method.
This is the Berkeley DB Java Edition forum, you can post your question in this Berkeley DB core forum: Berkeley DB
Thanks and regards!
Tao

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