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Core Dump files

former_member759680
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Hello,

We are facing problem with teh creation of very large(2GB) dump files in the filesystem

/usr/sap/DXA/DVEBMGS00/j2ee/cluster/server0

their names are like this - core.20081219.124321.1736826.0013.dmp

I delete them everyday, but I need a permanent solution, so that they are not created.

Kindly help.

Thanks.

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Former Member
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Hi

Set the DISABLE_JAVADUMP and IBM_NOSIGHANDLER environment variable by running the following commands from the command line as <sid>adm user or adding the following commands to the <sid>adm user environment (These are csh commands):

setenv DISABLE_JAVADUMP true

setenv IBM_NOSIGHANDLER true

Please chech the Note 852918 - Setting up the operating system to get a full system core

Hope help you

Regards,

Sureshram

former_member759680
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Thanks.

In which files do I make these entries? /etc/???

JPReyes
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Those are changes to the enviromental variables just execute the commands under <sid>adm.

Regards

Juan

former_member759680
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But Juan,

Executing the commands will only set the environment variables for that particular session.

I need these values to be set permanently.

For that where do I make these entries?

Thanks.

Former Member
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Hi

Goto <sid>adm Home directory (/home/<sid>adm) , include the environment varilables in the .sapenv_<hostname>.sh and .csh files.

Log off the system and log backup on to activate the new environment.

Hope help you...

Thanks & regards,

Sureshram