Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database (TimesTen) is a memory-optimized relational database that enables database application developers to implement applications that achieve very fast response time and very high transaction throughput. A TimesTen database resides entirely in memory at run time and is persisted to disk storage for the ability to recover and restart.

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CONFIGURATION and SET UP   TimesTen Database Operations How to create TimesTen databases How to set up user accounts and privileges How to start/stop, load/unload TimesTen databases TimesTen utilities and built-in procedures In-Memory Database Cache   Required configuration on the Oracle database   How to set up a cache database   How to add cache groups to a cache database   How to add/remove grid members from a TimesTen cache grid   Replication for a cache database     Configuring an active standby pair for a cache database     Recovering from a failure of the active cache database     Dropping an active standby pair from a cache database   Replication with Clusterware for a cache database     Install Oracle Clusterware and IMDB Cache software     Configure active standby pair for a cache database     Manage an active standby pair for a cache database     Automatic failover and restart of the cache database and applications Replication for a TimesTen DB without Caching from Oracle DB   Active standby pair replication     Configuring an active standby pair     Recovering from a failure on the active database     Dropping an active standby pair replication configuration   Active standby pair with Clusterware     Install Oracle Clusterware and TimesTen software     Configure active standby pair with Clusterware     Manage an active standby pair with Clusterware     Automatic failover and restart of the database and applications   Working with J2EE Application Servers   Oracle WebLogic Application Server   JBoss Application Server   IBM Websphere Application Server   Oracle GlassFish Server   Oracle Application Server   Working with SQL Developer   Working with Enterprise Manager Plugin		SAMPLE PROGRAMS     JDBC (Java)     ODBC (C)     OCI (C)     Pro*C (C)     TTClasses (C++)     PLSQL     ODP.NET     OR Mapping     ODBC Driver Manager          BEST PRACTICES     Programming   Database schema   Hardware configuration   Operating configuration              RESOURCES     Documentation     TimesTen Product Center     Discussion Forum