Unable to Start or Stop TimesTen Daemon

This section describes what to check if you cannot start or stop the TimesTen main daemon.

Possible cause	What to do
Privilege is incorrect.	You need the ADMIN privilege to start or stop the TimesTen daemon. Ensure that you are using the ttDaemonAdmin utility to start the daemon. The output from ttDaemonAdmin shows whether you have the correct privilege.
Another process is using the TimesTen daemon port.	Use the ttVersion utility to verify what port number the TimesTen daemon is expected to use. Use an operating system command like netstat to check whether another process is listening on the port. If there is a conflict, either change the port number used by the other process.
TimesTen daemon is already running.	Ensure that you are using the ttDaemonAdmin utility to start the daemon. The output from ttDaemonAdmin shows whether the daemon is already running.
There are other problems.	Inspect the user error log produced by the daemon.