If you want to use the same database sequentially with multiple wallets, then you can clear the decrypter. This is really meant for efficient tests not production use.

open override fun close()

close this database, releasing any resources

delete

open override fun delete(vararg idems: ByteArray)

open fun delete(vararg idems: Hash256)

forEach

open override fun forEach(doit: (TransactionHistory) -> Boolean, startingDate: Long, count: Long)

Iterates from newest to oldest

forEachForwards

open override fun forEachForwards(doit: (TransactionHistory) -> Boolean, startingDate: Long, count: Long)

Iterates from oldest to newest

forEachWithAddress

open override fun forEachWithAddress(addr: PayAddress, doit: (TransactionHistory) -> Boolean)

Wallet history iterator, of a particular address.

installDecrypter

open override fun installDecrypter(decrypt: (ByteArray, Int) -> ByteArray)

Provide a decryption function to associate with any SecuredSecrets stored in this database. The decryption function will not be called until the secret is actually needed.

read

open override fun read(idem: Hash256): TransactionHistory?

Read one item

readAll

open override fun readAll(): MutableMap<Hash256, TransactionHistory>

Read all items and return a map of each entry

size

open override fun size(): Long

write

open override fun write(vararg txh: TransactionHistory?)

writeAll

open override fun writeAll(fullmap: MutableMap<Hash256, TransactionHistory>)

Insert or overwrite all items in the provided map into the database

writeDirty

open override fun writeDirty(fullmap: MutableMap<Hash256, TransactionHistory>): Int

Insert or overwrite all changed items in the provided map into the database