TimesTen Error Messages

You can create any number of cache groups that are bi-directionally propagated as long as the names of the cache groups are different and no bi-directionally propagated table appears in more than one cache group. TimesTen Cache has this restriction to avoid update conflict anomalies.

In very rare instances, TimesTen Cache falsely reports this error. The cause is most likely that there are some residual Oracle database objects that were created by the TimesTen Cache, but were not dropped when the cache group was dropped or the cache agent was shutdown. For more information on the Oracle database objects created by TimesTen Cache, see Managing a Cache Environment with Oracle Database Objects in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Cache Guide.

Choose a different name for one of the cache group.

You can create any number of cache groups that are bi-directionally propagated as long as the names of the cache groups are different and no bi-directionally propagated table appears in more than one cache group. TimesTen Cache has this restriction to avoid update conflict anomalies.

In very rare instances, TimesTen Cache falsely reports this error. The cause is most likely that there are some residual Oracle database objects that were created by the TimesTen Cache, but were not dropped when the cache group was dropped or the cache agent was shutdown. For more information on the Oracle database objects created by TimesTen Cache, see Managing a Cache Environment with Oracle Database Objects in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Cache Guide.

Choose a different name for one of the cache group.

You can create any number of cache groups that are bi-directionally propagated as long as the names of the cache groups are different and no bi-directionally propagated table appears in more than one cache group. TimesTen Cache has this restriction to avoid update conflict anomalies.

In very rare instances, TimesTen Cache falsely reports this error. The cause is most likely that there are some residual Oracle database objects that were created by the TimesTen Cache, but were not dropped when the cache group was dropped or the cache agent was shutdown. For more information on the Oracle database objects created by TimesTen Cache, see Managing a caching environment with Oracle Database objects in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Cache Guide.

Choose a different name for one of the cache group.