Prevent Reloading of the Database After Automatic Recovery Fails

Performance impact: Large

When TimesTen recovers after a database is invalidated, a new database is reloaded. However, the invalidated database is only unloaded after all connections to this database are closed. Thus, both the invalidated database and the recovered database could exist in RAM at the same time.

Reloading a large database into memory when an invalidated database still exists in memory can fill up available RAM. See Preventing an Automatic Reload of the Database After Failure on how to stop automatic reloading of the database.