1. Cache Guide
  2. Setting Up a Caching Infrastructure
  3. Configuring a TimesTen Database to Cache Oracle Database Data
  4. Registering the Cache Administration User Name and Password
  5. Registering the Cache Administration User Name and Password in TimesTen Scaleout

Registering the Cache Administration User Name and Password in TimesTen Scaleout

Before you register the Oracle cache administration user and password internally within the TimesTen database, you must decide if you want to save these credentials in an Oracle Wallet (recommended) or within memory (the default). To store the Oracle cache administration user credentials within an Oracle Wallet, ensure that the CacheAdminWallet connection attribute is set to 1 in your DSN.

In TimesTen Scaleout, use the ttGridAdmin dbCacheCredentialSet command to register the Oracle cache administration user name and password. 

% ttGridAdmin dbCacheCredentialSet database1
Enter your Oracle user id: cacheadmin 
Enter Oracle password: 
Password accepted 
Configuring cache.....................................................OK

See Register the Cache Administration User Name and Password in the TimesTen Database in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Scaleout User's Guide.