import ( "github.com/syndtr/goleveldb/leveldb" ) func main() { // Open the database db, _ := leveldb.OpenFile("mydb", nil) defer db.Close() // Get a snapshot of the database snp := db.GetSnapshot() defer snp.Release() // Query the database using the snapshot val, _ := snp.Get([]byte("mykey"), nil) fmt.Printf("value=%s\n", val) }In this example, we first open the database and then create a snapshot of the database using the `GetSnapshot()` method. The `Release()` method is called to release the snapshot's resources when we're done with it. Then, we query the database using the snapshot, using the `Get()` method to retrieve the value for a key. The `nil` argument passed to some of the methods is for options that we don't need in this case. Overall, the go-leveldb library provides robust and efficient methods for working with LevelDB databases in Go.