2 Configuring True Cache

You can configure True Cache using the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (Oracle DBCA) or you can configure it manually.

Note:

True Cache for Oracle Database Free has a simplified configuration process. Get started with the Oracle Database Free Installation Guide for your platform. See Configuring True Cache on Oracle Database Free (Linux).

• Overview of the True Cache Configuration
  A True Cache environment can have a uniform or partitioned configuration.
• Configuring True Cache with Oracle DBCA
  The simplest way to configure a True Cache environment is to use Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (Oracle DBCA).
• Configuring True Cache Manually
  Follow these steps to set up a True Cache environment manually if you're not using the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (Oracle DBCA).
• Deploying True Cache for an Oracle RAC Primary Database
  This section summarizes the configuration requirements for deploying True Cache for a primary database in an Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) environment. These requirements are also included in context within the detailed configuration steps.
• Verifying the True Cache Configuration
  Verify that True Cache and the database application services are working as expected.
• Enabling DML Redirection
  True Cache is a read-only cache, so you can't directly update the cache, but you can use DML redirection to indirectly update the cache.