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Collect Java dumps and core files using the administrative console

Use the Java runtime environment to create dump and core files to help with troubleshooting. Use the administrative console to trigger the creation of these dumps and core files.

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The system dump or heap dump or Java core is created and stored in the profile root directory of the server from which you requested the dump or core.

The JVM is capable of producing Java dump and core files to aid in troubleshooting. Use heap dump and system dump files to help diagnose memory-related problems, such as memory leaks. Use Java core files to help diagnose problems where the CPU is persistently 100% busy, when threads are hanging, or where threads are in a deadlock.

The process of generating dump and core files can have a noticeable performance impact on the system that can last for many seconds or minutes. If necessary, use your test and development environments to better understand the impact of generating dump and core files.

To help analyze dumps, see tools provided by IBM Support Assistant

Generating a heap dump or a system dump is not supported for a non-IBM JVM. If we attempt to generate a heap dump or a system dump using the administrative console against a non-IBM JVM, the following message is displayed in the administrative console:

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