About ttIsql
You can use the ttIsql
command line interface to issue SQL
statements and built-in ttIsql
commands to perform various
operations.
Some common tasks that are accomplished using
ttIsql
include:
- Set up and maintain databases: You can create
tables and indexes, alter existing tables, and update table
statistics quickly and easily using
ttIsql
. - Connection setup: You can connect or disconnect to the TimesTen and Oracle databases.
- Retrieve information on database structures: You can retrieve
the definitions for tables, indexes, and cache groups using
built-in
ttIsql
commands. In addition, the current size and state of the database can be displayed. - Run and optimize database operations: You can use the
ttIsql
utility to run, alter, and display query optimizer plans for the purpose of tuning SQL operations. The time required to run various ODBC function calls can also be displayed.