Set Up Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database on Linux
You must perform some prerequisite tasks before setting up Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database data sources.
To set up Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database data sources, first follow the instructions in Configure TimesTen Data Sources to set up the TimesTen data source. Ensure that you go to the section Configure Database Connections Using Native ODBC Drivers to obtain the correct steps for Linux systems.
Next, review the best practices described in Improve Use of System Memory Resources with TimesTen Data Sources and implement them as needed.
Finally, if the user that starts OBIS1 doesn't have the path to the TimesTen DLL ($TIMESTEN_HOME/lib) in their operating system LD_LIBRARY_PATH
variable, or LIBPATH
on AIX, you must add the TimesTen DLL path as a variable in the obis.properties
file.