Specifying Multiple Connections to the TimesTen Server

By default, TimesTen creates only one connection to a server for each child server process. You can set multiple connections to a single TimesTen server, either by using the server connection attributes or by setting the TimesTen daemon attributes described in this section.

See Defining Server DSNs for TimesTen Server on a Linux or UNIX System or Server First Connection Attributes in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference.

Changes to TimesTen server settings do not occur until the TimesTen server is restarted. To restart the server, use the following command:

ttDaemonAdmin -restartserver

Note:

In the case that you have set both the server connection attributes and these daemon attributes, the value of the server connection attributes takes precedence.

The following sections describe how to configure multiple child server processes so that a single server process can service multiple client connections to a database.

• Configuring the Maximum Number of Client Connections Per Child Server Process

• Configuring Connection Distribution Among Child Server Processes

• Configuring the Thread Stack Size of the Child Server Processes