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Oracle® In-Memory Database Cache Introduction
11g Release 2 (11.2.2)

Part Number E21631-03
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A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  L  M  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  X 

A

Access Control, 9.2
database level, 1.2.2
object level, 1.2.2
active standby pair, 6.3.1
administration
command line utilities, 9.3
aggregate functions, 1.2.10
aging
cache group, 8.3
cache groups, 8.6
data, 1.2.7
analytic functions, 1.2.10
architecture
IMDB cache, 3.1
TimesTen, 3.1
asynchronous materialized view, 7.2
autorefresh, 8.5.1
AWT cache group, 8.2
parallel propagation, 8.5.2

B

bitmap index, 5.4
business intelligence, 1.2.10

C

C++ interface, 1.2.1.6, 7.1
cache grid
definition, 8.1
cache group
aging, 8.3
asynchronous writethrough, 8.2
definition, 3.7
description, 8.2
dynamic, 8.3
explicitly loaded, 8.3
global, 8.4
local, 8.4
passthrough feature, 8.7
read-only, 8.2
replicating, 8.8
synchronous writethrough, 8.2
user managed, 8.2
cache instance, 8.2
caching Oracle data in TimesTen
overview, 3.7
character sets, 1.2.8
checkpoints
blocking, 6.2.2
fuzzy, 6.2.1
nonblocking, 6.2.1
operations, 1.2.4
purpose, 3.6
recovery, 6.2.3
client
configuring automatic failover on Windows, 6.3.4
client/server connection, 1.2.3, 3.9.2
cluster managers, 6.3.4
commit behavior, 6.1.3
compression
table columns, 1.2.9
concurrency, 1.2.6
connection
client/server, 3.9.2
direct driver, 3.9.1
driver manager, 3.9.3

D

data structures, 3.3
deadlock detection
description, 4.2
direct driver connection, 1.2.3, 3.9.1
disaster recovery, 8.8
driver manager connection, 3.9.3
durability, 1.2.4
durable commits, 6.1.1
dynamic cache group, 8.3
definition, 8.3

E

explicitly loaded cache group
definition, 8.3

F

failover
configuring for client on Windows, 6.3.4
flush
from IMDB Cache to Oracle database, 8.5.2

G

global cache group
definition, 8.4
dynamic, 8.4
explicitly loaded, 8.4
globalization support, 1.2.8

H

hash index, 5.4

I

IMDB Cache, 1.2.14
architecture, 3.1
scenarios, 2
using, 2
index
and query optimizer, 5.4
bitmap, 5.4
hash, 5.4
range, 5.4
supported types, 5.4
isolation, 1.2.6
read committed, 4.1.1
serializable, 4.1.2
transactions, 4.1

J

JDBC interface, 1.2.1.1
join
merge, 5.6.2
methods, 5.6
nested loop, 5.6.1
JTA support
overview, 1.2.1.7

L

Large objects, 1.2.11
linguistic sorting, 1.2.8
LOBs, 1.2.11
local cache group
definition, 8.4
locks
database level, 4.2.1
description, 4.2
row level, 4.2.3
table level, 4.2.2
log buffer
writing to disk, 6.1.1
log files
interaction with checkpoints, 3.6
when deleted, 6.1.2
logging, 1.2.4
transaction, 6.1

M

materialized view
and XLA, 7.2
asynchronous, 7.2
comparing with other databases, 7.2
memory usage
query optimization, 5.1

O

OCI support, 1.2.1.3
ODBC Administrator, 9.6
ODBC interface, 1.2.1.1
OLAP operators, 1.2.10
optimizer
description, 5
hints, 5.3
plan, 5.7
scan methods, 5.5
Oracle Call Interface support, 1.2.1.3
Oracle Clusterware, 6.3.4
Oracle In-Memory Database Cache, 1

P

parallel replication, 6.3
passthrough feature, 8.7
PL/SQL support, 1.2.1.2
Pro*C/C++ Precompiler support, 1.2.1.3
processes
database, 3.4
propagate
changes from IMDB Cache to Oracle database, 8.5.2

Q

query optimizer, 1.2.5
description, 5
hints, 5.3
memory usage, 5.1
plan, 5.7
using statistics, 5.2

R

range index, 5.4
read committed isolation
description, 4.1.1
read-only cache group, 8.2
recovery
using checkpoint files, 6.2.3
refresh
manual (cache group), 8.5.1
replication
active standby pair, 6.3.1
as part of architecture, 3.8
bidirectional, 6.3.2.2
distributed workload, 6.3.2.2
failover, 6.3.4
multiple subscribers, 6.3.2.1
number of threads, 6.3
parallel, 6.3
propagation to subscribers, 6.3.2.1
split workload, 6.3.2.2
support, 1.2.13
unidirectional, 6.3.2.1

S

scan methods, 5.5
serializable isolation
description, 4.1.2
shared libraries, 3.2
SNMP traps, 7.3
SQL Developer, 9.5
statistics
query optimizer, 5.2
SWT cache group, 8.2

T

TimesTen
architecture, 3.1
scenarios, 2
using, 2
transaction isolation
overview, 4.1
read committed, 4.1.1
Transaction Log API, 7.1
overview, 1.2.1.5
transaction logging, 1.2.4, 6.1
transactions
recovery, 1.2.4
replication, 1.2.4
rollback, 1.2.4
TTClasses, 1.2.1.6

U

upgrade
in place, 9.7.1
offline, 9.7.2
online, 9.7.3
upgrading TimesTen, 9.7
user managed cache group, 8.2

X

XA support
overview, 1.2.1.7
XLA, 7.1
materialized views, 7.2
overview, 1.2.1.5