Using the setuproot Script to Automatically Start the TimesTen Daemon

If you run the setuproot script for SysV, then the TimesTen daemon is automatically started and stopped when the operating system boots and shuts down.

When you run the TimesTen daemon startup setuproot script (as root), this script installs the appropriate SysV initialization scripts for TimesTen in the /etc/init.d directory.

Using the setuproot script for SysV on TimesTen

You can find the setuproot script in the timesten_home/bin directory. After the SysV intialization scripts are installed, TimesTen is automatically started when the operating system boots and automatically stopped on operating system shutdown.

When using SysV, run the setuproot script as follows:

cd $TIMESTEN_HOME/bin
setuproot -install

In all other scenarios, the instance administrator uses the ttDaemonAdmin utility to manage the TimesTen daemon. See ttDaemonAdmin in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference.