Running the TimesTen Server
The TimesTen server is a child process of the TimesTen daemon. If you installed the TimesTen server, this process is automatically started and stopped when the TimesTen daemon is started or stopped.
You can explicitly start or shut down the daemon or service with the
ttDaemonAdmin utility (use ttGridAdmin
instanceExec to run this command on TimesTen Scaleout). The TimesTen
server is run as the instance administrator.
The TimesTen server handles requests from applications linked with the TimesTen client driver.
The default ports for TimesTen daemon and TimesTen servers are described in the The ttInstanceCreate Utility chapter in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Installation, Migration, and Upgrade Guide. System administrators can change the port number during installation to avoid conflicts or for security reasons. The port range is from 1 - 65535. To connect to the TimesTen server, client DSNs are required to specify the port number as part of the logical server name definition or in the connection string.
For instructions on modifying TimesTen server options, see Modifying the TimesTen Server Attributes.
Server Informational Messages
The TimesTen server records "connect," "disconnect" and various warning, error and informational entries in log files.
On Linux and UNIX, the TimesTen server logs messages to the
timesten_home/diag/ttmesg.log and
timesten_home/diag/tterrors.log files
by default. Optionally, you can configure TimesTen to log messages to the
syslog facility.