The terms are not necessarily fetched in the same order as they were
stored.
If the process dies during an update operation (db_store/3,
db_erase/[2,3]), the database can be inconsistent.
Databases can only be shared between processes running on the machine
where the environment is created (see Predicates). The database
itself can be on a different machine.
The number of terms ever inserted in a database cannot exceed 2^32-1.
Duplicate keys are not handled efficiently by Berkeley DB. This
limitation is supposed to get lifted in the future. Duplicate keys can
result from indexing on non-key attribute sets, inserting terms with
variables on indexing positions, or simply from storing the same term
more than once.