Setting the Number of Checkpoint File Read Threads

By default, TimesTen reads checkpoint files serially with a single thread. Use the CkptReadThreads connection attribute to set the number of threads that TimesTen uses to read the checkpoint files when loading the database into memory.

When using n number of threads, TimesTen divides the checkpoint file into n portions of equal size. Each thread concurrently reads a portion of the file into memory. Once all threads are done reading their portion of the checkpoint file successfully, TimesTen checks the database for consistency.

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See Set CkptReadThreads in this book, and CkptReadThreads in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference.