Syntax
dump [<INST_TARGETS> ...]
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
<INST_TARGETS> |
Optional: The target instances of the command; You can specify a list of instance IDs or instance types. |
The
Use the <INST_TARGETS> argument to specify the instances you want to retrieve the
dump from. If you do not specify any argument, the dump will contain information of
all threads of your SAP CC Core Server system, for all running instances.
Notes
As of SAP CC 4.1 SP 1 and if the THREAD_DUMP_ENABLED system parameter is set to true,
the dump command also triggers the generation of a thread dump file for each specified
instance
(or for all running instances when no argument is specified).
dump command retrieves and displays a full dump of the threads relating to
one or multiple instances of the SAP CC Core Server system.
The dump contains information about each Java thread, including its stack traces.
instanceId = <instanceType>#<instanceNumber> (e.g. updater#1, dispatcher#1, rater#2, and so
on)
date corresponds to the system date and uses the following pattern : yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH'h'mm'm'ss's'
Troubleshooting Operations (System and User)
You must have a specific role in your SAP CC user profile. Refer to the SAP CC Security Guide for more information about the necessary authorizations.
logs
-
To view the last log or trace messages from a logging
destination of the SAP CC systemlist
-
To view the list of server instances of the connected SAP CC system and communication
settings| Code | Message | Action |
|---|---|---|
| err.bad_targets | Error: Bad target: {target}. |