


For high performance schemas this gives the option of using both a separate tablespace and memory cache for the order line table with a different block size. If this is selected then the option to select a different tablespace for the Order Line table only becomes active. If the “Number of Warehouses” as described below is set to 200 or more then the “Partition Order Line Table” option becomes active. The tablespace must have sufficient free space for the schema to be created. The TPROC-C default tablespace is the tablespace that will be the default for the TPROC-C user and therefore the tablespace to be used for the schema creation.
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You will need to remember the TPROC-C user name and password for running the TPROC-C driver script after the schema is built. The TPROC-C user password is the password to be used for the TPROC-C user you create and must adhere to the standard rules for Oracle user password. You may if you wish run the schema creation multiple times and have multiple TPROC-C schemas created with ownership under a different user you create each time.

This user can have any name you choose but must not already exist and adhere to the standard rules for naming Oracle users. The TPROC-C user is the name of a user to be created that will own the TPROC-C schema. The system user already exists in all Oracle databases and has the necessary permissions to create the TPROC-C user. The system user password is the password for the “system” user you entered during database creation. The “system” user or a user with system level privileges The Oracle Service Name is the service name that your load generation server will use to connect to the database running on the SUT database server.
