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Oracle® TimesTen In-Memory Database Troubleshooting Procedures Guide
Release 11.2.1

Part Number E13075-02
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A

AgentTimeout parameter, 4.17.1.1
aging
monitoring, 1.5.6
ALTER REPLICATION
troubleshooting, 6.2
asynchronous writethrough cache group, see AWT cache group
autorefresh
diagnose, 4.17
Failed status, 4.13.4
fails, 4.10
full, 4.16
incremental, 4.16
monitoring
change log tables, 4.13.2
SQL script, 4.13.2
support log, 4.13.3
monitoring the change log tables, 4.13.2
performance, 4.17, 4.17.1
trace, 1.5.7
AUTOREFRESH trace, 4.17
AWT cache group
dropped object, 5.6
error file, 5.6
operation failure, 4.10
Oracle errors, 5.6, 5.7, 5.7
replication problems, 5
awterr file, 5.6

C

cache agent
problems starting, 4.2
cache group
autorefresh fails, 4.10
AWT operation failure, 4.10
DDL tracking, 4.10
load failure, 4.10
loading fails, 4.12
recover, 4.17.1
refreshing fails, 4.12
cacheInfo.sql script, 4.13.2
change log record
size, 4.16.2
change log table, 4.16.2
CHECK CONFLICTS
timestamp problems, 6.9.1, 6.9.2
client/server
out of space, 2.5.10
problems, 2.5
thread stack overflow, 2.5.9
concurrent connections
maximum for server, 2.5.2
conflict reporting
suspending, 6.9.3
connect identifier, 4.4
connection
maximum concurrent server, 2.5.2
connection status, 1.2
connection timeout
Oracle client/server versions, 4.5
connections
maximum number on Windows XP, 2.5.8
create cache group
null constraint, 4.9
unsupported data type mapping, 4.8
CREATE SESSION privilege, 2.4.2

D

daemon
support log, 1.4
user error log, 1.4
database
dead, 4.17.1
recover, 4.17.1
DDL
tracking, 4.10
DeadDbRecovery parameter, 4.17.1.1
downgrade
version 7 to version 6, 3.2

E

error tracing, 1.5.5

F

failures
server, 2.5.2

H

hanging application, 2.9.1

I

IMDB cache
database
recover, 4.17.1
dead database, 4.17.1
ipcrm command, 2.4.6
ipcs command, 2.4.6
isolation
levels, 2.8.3

L

LOAD CACHE GROUP
failure, 4.12
lock
levels, 2.8.3
timeout, 1.6
tracing, 1.5.4
LockLevel attribute, 2.8.3
log buffer
replication, 6.7.4
LogBufMB first connection attribute, 6.7.4

M

memory
shared
consumption, 2.12.1
used by query, 2.12.4
multiple connections
thread stack overflow, 2.5.9
multithreaded applications
conflicts, 2.9.3

O

OCI initialization failure, 4.7
ODBC tracing, 1.7
optimizer
update table statistics, 2.8.2
ORA-12154, 4.4
Oracle client/server interoperability, 4.5
Oracle errors
AWT cache group, 5.7
AWT cache groups, 5.6
Oracle tablespace, 4.16.2
ORACLE_HOME
changing, 4.2.2
out of space
client/server multiple connections, 2.5.10

P

performance
isolation levels, 2.8.3
lock levels, 2.8.3
PermSize attribute, 2.4.6
problems
checking connection status, 1.2
client/server, 2.5
finding tables, 2.10.1
hanging application, 2.9.1
transaction log files accumulating, 2.12.6
ps command, 2.4.6

Q

query
checking memory used, 2.12.4

R

read committed isolation level
SELECT gives duplicate results, 2.13
REFRESH CACHE GROUP
failure, 4.12
replication
agent
unable to stop or start, 6.3
log buffer, 6.7.4
performance
conflict reporting, 6.9.3
poor performance, 6.7
troubleshooting, 5.2, 6, 6, 6.5
rollbacks
tracing, 1.5.3

S

sar reporting tool, 2.12.1
sar tool, 2.12.1
SELECT statement
duplicate results, 2.13
semaphore
removal, 2.4.6
server
failures, 2.5.2
maximum concurrent connections, 2.5.2
shared memory
estimate size, 2.4.6
maximum size reached, 2.4.6
query limits, 2.4.6
remove segment, 2.4.6
shared segment
too many in use, 2.3
unable to create, 2.3
SNMP traps, 1.8
replication, 6.4
space
monitoring, 1.5.3
SQL tracing, 1.5.2
statement preparation
importance of, 2.8.3
support log
monitoring autorefresh, 4.13.3
Oracle errors, 5.7
SYS tables, 1.9
system tables
monitoring, 1.9
troubleshooting contention, 2.9.3

T

table
update statistics, 2.8.2
tablespace
cache administration user, 4.16.2
create, 4.16.2
diagnose, 4.16.3
full, Preface, 4.16.3, 4.16.5
managing, Preface, 4.16.5
monitor, Preface, 4.16.4
Oracle, 4.16.2
recovery, Preface, 4.16.5
set threshold warning, Preface, 4.16.4
TblSpaceFullRecovery parameter, 4.16.5
TblspaceThreshold parameter, 4.16.4
TempSize attribute, 2.4.6
thread stack overflow
multiple client connections, 2.5.9
TimesTen daemon
support log, 1.4
user error log, 1.4
tnsnames.ora identifier, 4.4
top reporting tool
vmstat tool, 2.12.1
trace
output format, 1.5.1
tracing
AGING trace, 1.5.6
API trace, 1.5.3
AUTOREFRESH trace, 1.5.7
error tracing, 1.5.5
how to turn on, 1.7
LOCK trace, 1.5.4
ODBC trace, 1.7
SQL trace, 1.5.2
transaction
log buffer, 6.7.4
log files
accumulation, 2.12.6
troubleshooting, 4
AWT dropped object, 5.6
client/server, 2.5
connection status, 1.2
finding tables, 2.10.1
hanging application, 2.9.1
low on space, 1.5.3
ODBC trace, 1.7
replication, 6
server failures, 2.5.2
transaction log files accumulating, 2.12.6
ttCacheAutorefreshStatsGet procedure, 4.17
Failed status, 4.13.4
ttCacheConfig built-in procedure, 4.16.4, 4.16.5, 4.17.1.1
ttCapture utility, 1.3
ttIsql utility
using, 1.1
ttLockLevel procedure, 2.8.3
ttmodinstall utility
using, 4.2.2
ttOptSetFlag procedure, 2.8.3
ttOptUpdateStats procedure, 2.8.2
ttRepAdmin utility
troubleshooting, 6.8
ttSize utility
estimate memory, 2.4.6
ttStatus utility
using, 1.2
ttTraceMon utility
AGING tracing, 1.5.6
API tracing, 1.5.3
AUTOREFRESH tracing, 1.5.7
error tracing, 1.5.5
LOCK tracing, 1.5.4
output format, 1.5.1
SQL tracing, 1.5.2
using, 1.5
ttXactAdmin utility
using for troubleshooting, 1.6

U

ulimit command, 2.4.6
UNIC
ps command, 2.4.6
UNIX
ipcrm command, 2.4.6
ipcs command, 2.4.6
ulimit command, 2.4.6

V

vmstat reporting tool, 2.12.1

X

XLA
poor performance, 6.7