Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database API and SQL Reference Guide

Access
Control
LogAutoTruncate
Determines whether the first connection to the data store should proceed if
TimesTen recovery encounters a defective log record.
If Access Control is enabled, this attribute requires ADMIN privileges.
Setting Set LogAutoTruncate as follows:
C or Java
programs
or UNIX
ODBC.INI file
Windows
ODBC Data
Source
Administrator
LogAutoTruncate 0—If a defective log record is
ecnountered, terminate recovery
and return an error to the
connecting application.
Checkpoint and log files remain
unmodified.
1—If a defective log record is
encountered, truncate the log at
the defective record’s location and
continue with receovery. The
original log files are moved to a
directory called savedLogFiles,
which is created as a subirectory
of the log directory. The log files
are saved for diagnostic purposes
(default).
LogAutoTruncate
box
unchecked—If a defective log
record is ecnountered, terminate
recovery and return an error to the
connecting application.
Checkpoint and log files remain
unmodified.
checked—If a defective log
record is encountered, truncate the
log at the defective record’s
location and continue with
receovery. The original log files
are moved to a directory called
savedLogFiles, which is created
as a subirectory of the log
directory. The log files are saved
for diagnostic purposes (default).
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