TimesTen

E486214

TimesTen is an in-memory relational database from Oracle designed for extremely low-latency, high-throughput data management and real-time analytics.

All labels observed (4)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf in-memory relational database ⓘ
relational database management system ⓘ
designedFor extremely low-latency data management ⓘ
high-throughput data management ⓘ
real-time analytics ⓘ
developer Oracle Corporation ⓘ
feature checkpointing ⓘ
replication for fault tolerance ⓘ
row-level locking ⓘ
scale-out through grid architectures ⓘ
transaction logging ⓘ
hasComponent TimesTen Application-Tier Database Cache ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen

TimesTen In-Memory Database ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen
integrationWith Oracle Database ⓘ
Oracle GoldenGate ⓘ
Oracle Real Application Clusters ⓘ
marketedAs Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen
optimizedFor OLTP workloads ⓘ
real-time event processing ⓘ
sub-millisecond response time ⓘ
persistenceModel in-memory with disk persistence options ⓘ
primaryStorage main memory ⓘ
supportsFeature ACID transactions ⓘ
SQL queries ⓘ
cache grid ⓘ
high availability ⓘ
in-memory caching of Oracle Database data ⓘ
replication ⓘ
stored procedures ⓘ
supportsInterface .NET ⓘ
linked to: .NET Framework

JDBC ⓘ
OCI ⓘ
ODBC ⓘ
supportsLanguage SQL ⓘ
supportsModel relational model ⓘ
supportsPlatform Linux ⓘ
Microsoft Windows ⓘ
linked to: Windows

Oracle Solaris ⓘ
supportsProgrammingLanguage C ⓘ
C# ⓘ
C++ ⓘ
Java ⓘ
PL/SQL ⓘ
useCase financial trading systems ⓘ
network monitoring ⓘ
real-time recommendation engines ⓘ
session management ⓘ
telecommunications billing ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

TimesTen → hasComponent → TimesTen In-Memory Database ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen
TimesTen → hasComponent → TimesTen Application-Tier Database Cache ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen
TimesTen → marketedAs → Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen
Oracle Exalytics → usesSoftware → Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database ⓘ
linked to: TimesTen