SQL Developer: TimesTen Support

If you connect to an Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database, you can perform many TimesTen-specific operations within SQL Developer.

This topic adapts selected material from Oracle SQL Developer Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Support User's Guide, which is in the SQL Developer documentation library.

• Create a New TimesTen Connection

• Set the Cache Administrator User Name and Password

• Start and Stop the Cache Agent

• Create a Cache Group

• Drop a Cache Group

• Load or Refresh a Cache Group

• Flush a Cache Group

• Unload a Cache Group

• Alter the Automatic Refresh Attributes of a Cache Group

• Specify and Display LOB Data Types

• Specify the INLINE Attribute for Columns

• Compute Table Size

• Use a REF CURSOR as an OUTPUT Parameter

• Create an Index on a TimesTen Table

• Create a Primary Key Constraint

• Change the Attributes of Primary Key

• Create a Foreign Key Constraint

• Drop a Constraint

• Add an Aging Policy to a Table

• Drop an Aging Policy from a Table

• Change the Aging State for the Aging Policy of a Table

• Change the Memory Usage Thresholds and LRU Aging Cycle

• Change the Lifetime and Cycle for the Time-Based Aging Policy of a Table

• Grant Object Privileges to a TimesTen Database Element

• Revoke Object Privileges from a TimesTen Database Element

• Load Data into a Table

• Start and Stop the TimesTen Replication Agent

• Update the Table and Column Statistics Used By the TimesTen Query Optimizer

• Export the Table Statistics Used By the TimesTen Query Optimizer

• Create a TimesTen Performance Metrics Snapshot

• Drop a TimesTen Performance Metrics Snapshot

• Edit the TimesTen Performance Metrics Configuration

• Create a TimesTen Performance Metrics Report

• Capture Data for the TimesTen Index Advisor at the Connection Level

• Capture Data for the TimesTen Index Advisor at the Database Level

• View the TimesTen Index Advisor Capture State

• Load Data from an Oracle Database into a TimesTen Database

• Load Data from an Oracle Database Table into an Existing TimesTen Table