Oracle on Thursday rolled out the latest release of its TimesTen In-Memory Database.
The release---officially Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database 11g Release 2---comes as various rivals are touting their in-memory capabilities. Notably SAP is looking to nudge out Oracle's databases with its HANA in-memory analytics tools.
Not surprisingly, Oracle's latest TimesTen release will now hook up to its Exalytics hardware line. The company touted its Oracle Exalytics In-Memory machine and noted how it will carry the latest TimesTen release.
Among the key points:
- The latest TimesTen release includes performance improvements for online transaction processing apps and support for real-time analytics.
- Better integration and data synchronization with Oracle Database 11g as well as new data access interfaces.
- Native large object support.
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