We’re pleased to announce the availability of the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database client for macOS ARM64, bringing native TimesTen client support to Apple Silicon-based Mac systems.

Developers using Macs powered by Apple silicon can now work with TimesTen directly from their macOS development environments. The new client helps streamline application development, simplifies database management, and makes it easier to connect to and work with remote TimesTen databases without relying on a separate development environment.

Develop Faster on macOS

The TimesTen macOS ARM64 client provides developers with the TimesTen client libraries and tools they need on Apple Silicon.

With the client installed, you can:

  • Develop and test TimesTen applications from your macOS environment.
  • Connect directly to TimesTen database servers.
  • Use TimesTen command-line tools to interact with and manage databases.
  • Integrate TimesTen into your existing development workflow on Apple Silicon.
  • Use tools such as Oracle SQL Developer for database development and management.

Native macOS ARM64 support can help reduce friction in the development cycle, particularly for developers who use a Mac as their primary workstation while their TimesTen databases run on remote server environments.

Getting Started

Getting started with the new client takes just a few steps:

  1. Obtain the TimesTen 22.1.x client distribution for macOS ARM64.
  2. Install the client on your Apple Silicon system.
  3. Configure a client DSN to connect to a TimesTen server database.

Once configured, you can connect to your TimesTen database from your Mac and start developing, querying, and managing your database using familiar TimesTen tools.

Learn More

For installation instructions, downloads, and development tools, see: