TimesTen Error Messages

1 (EPERM) - indicates that the daemon was started by a user other than the root user on Linux or a user without administrative privileges on Windows. Restart the daemon, as described in Working with the TimesTen Daemon in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Operations Guide.

12 (ENOMEM) - indicates there was not enough lockable memory available on the system. Add more real memory, delete other memory consuming processes or connect with a different value for the MemoryLock attribute.

1 (EPERM) - indicates that the daemon was started by a user other than the root user on Linux or a user without administrative privileges on Windows. Restart the daemon, as described in Working with the TimesTen Daemon in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Operations Guide.

12 (ENOMEM) - indicates there was not enough lockable memory available on the system. Add more real memory, delete other memory consuming processes or connect with a different value for the MemoryLock attribute.

1 (EPERM) - indicates that the daemon was started by a user other than the root user on Linux or a user without administrative privileges on Windows. Restart the daemon, as described in Working with the TimesTen Daemon in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Operations Guide.

12 (ENOMEM) - indicates there was not enough lockable memory available on the system. Add more real memory, delete other memory consuming processes or connect with a different value for the MemoryLock attribute.