Check point Issue

Hi ,
Im using TimesTen Release 7.0.4.3.0
Following is my sysodbc.ini entry
=====================
[DG_222221]
Driver=/opt/TimesTen/kodiak/lib/libtten.so
DataStore=/DG/Datastore/DG_222221
PermSize=200
TempSize=50
DurableCommits=0
AutoCreate=0
OverWrite=0
LockWait=5
LogBuffSize=10240
LogFileSize=20
Isolation=1
LockLevel=0
Authenticate=1
SMPOptLevel=1
GroupRestrict=kodiakgroup
Connections=840
DatabaseCharacterSet=TIMESTEN8
TypeMode=1
CkptFrequency=60
CkptLogVolume=0
Please see that checkpoint frequency is 60 seconds.
Here the problem is when I change my system's timestamp to to another date (date in advance; say original date is Mon May 11 13:17:22 IST 2009; i change it to May 25th and then change back to May 11 ); after this checkpoint will not happen for the datastore even if checpoint process can be observed in the ttStatus output. Checkpoint is not moving further even if do a restart of the timesten service.
Can I know what could be the reason?
Regards
Pratheej

In general most software will tolerate the system clock being set forward in time (there are exceptions) and most software (again there are exceptions) will have problems if the clock is set backwards in time, especially by such a large amount. TimesTen, like many other software components (especially databases) uses internal timestamps and so on to track things like when checkpoints occurred and so on. Changing the time like this will of course cause problems and is therefore not supported. Basically, don't do it!
To get checkpointing running on this datastore again you will need to do the following:
1. Export the entire datastore to a flat file using ttMigrate -c
2. Drop the datastore (using ttDestroy).
3. Re-create and re-load the datastore from the migration dump using ttMigrate -r.
Chris

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