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$Key = "Dido"; $Value = "No Angel, Here With Me"; $bdb = dba_popen("cache.bdb","c","db2"); $OK = dba_replace($Key,$Value,$bdb); dba_close($bdb); The same code above which uses the non persistent dba_open method works fine. In the persistent connection shouldn't the dba_close flush any waiting writes ? Is this a real bug or is there something else I should do to force my inserts/replaces to be written ? - E.