List of Configuration Metadata

Table 3-1 lists the metadata files that are supported by the TimesTen Operator. The table provides a description for each of the metadata files and indicates if the metadata file is supported in TimesTen Classic, in TimesTen Scaleout, or in both.

Table 3-1 TimesTen Operator metadata files

Name	Description	TimesTen Classic support	TimesTen Scaleout support
adminUser	Defines an initial user in the database and assigns this user ADMIN privileges. Optional.	Yes	Yes
cachegroups.sql	Defines the cache groups in the database. This file is specific to TimesTen Cache. Required if using TimesTen Cache.	Yes	No
cacheUser	Defines the cache administration user in the database. This file is specific to TimesTen Cache. Required if using TimesTen Cache.	Yes	No
csWallet	Defines the credentials that are used for Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption of client/server communications. Required if using TLS.	Yes	Yes
db.ini	Defines the connection attributes of the database. See List of Connection Attributes in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference. Required if using TimesTen Cache. Otherwise, optional.	Yes	Yes
epilog.sql	Performs operations after the replication scheme is created. Optional.	Yes	No
replicationWallet	Defines the credentials that are used for Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption of replication traffic between the TimesTen databases. Required if using TLS.	Yes	No
schema.sql	Defines an initial schema for the database. Optional.	Yes	Yes
sqlnet.ora	Defines how client applications communicate with an Oracle database. This file is specific to TimesTen Cache. Optional.	Yes	No
testUser	Defines a test user in the database. This user is used for testing TimesTen using Helm. The user is assigned CONNECT privileges. Optional.	Yes	No
tnsnames.ora	Defines the Oracle Database service that TimesTen Cache uses to connect to Oracle Database. Required if using TimesTen Cache.	Yes	No
*.connect	Defines one or more direct connectables for the database in TimesTen Scaleout. Optional.	No	Yes
*.csconnect	Defines one or more client/server connectables for the database in TimesTen Scaleout. Optional.	No	Yes