Enable Multi-Threaded Mode to Handle Concurrent Connections

The MaxConnsPerServer connection attribute sets the maximum number of concurrent connections allowed for a TimesTen server process.

By default, MaxConnsPerServer equals to 1, meaning that each TimesTen server process can only handle one client connection.

Setting MaxConnsPerServer > 1 enables multi-threaded mode for the database so that it can use threads instead of processes to handle client connections. This reduces the time required for applications to establish new connections and increases overall efficiency in configurations that use a large number of concurrent client/server connections.

See Defining Server DSNs for TimesTen Server on a Linux or UNIX System.