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Currently I could see 1418 ldb files on my box, from 210040.ldb to 215423.ldb (some missing).
- Why are they separated in this way?
- I want to read the leveldb using golang, but I don't know which one should I use.
- Can I load them altogether?
why is bitcoin leveldb separated in so many small pieces?
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At the moment I try out creating my own leveldb I understand.. The chainstate folder itself is the entry point of the database; all the files within it are just the data.
This is what the data looks like after I put some dummy data
If you want to add more information, please edit the question rather than posting an answer :) – MeshCollider – 2018-10-20T11:18:05.893
Apologies if this was intended as an answer, it didn't seem to fully address all the points of the question :) – MeshCollider – 2018-10-21T08:02:52.547
@MeshCollider np. :) Actually the 3 questions can be answered by this one. The separation of .ldb files has nothing to do with bitcoin, it's just the way leveldb stores the data. I hope this learning can help save others' time. – lzl124631x – 2018-10-21T09:50:04.573