4.9.3 Acquiring the CORBA Naming Service Memory Dump
How to acquire the CORBA naming service memory dump for each OS is described below.
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(1) In Windows
If the CORBA naming service is running (if the CORBA naming service process exists), collect the memory dump from the task manager#.
If the CORBA naming service is down, collect the memory dump from the Windows debug tool#.
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For details, see the Microsoft website.
To acquire the memory dump when the CORBA naming service is down, you need to specify settings in advance. For details on how to specify the settings, see 3.3.15 Settings for Collecting a User Dump.
(2) In UNIX
When the CORBA naming service is running (when the CORBA naming service process exists), confirm the process ID of the CORBA naming service and execute the kill command. Execute the kill command in the following format. Note that the process terminates when the kill command is executed. Hitachi, therefore, recommends that you execute the kill command before restarting.
ps -ef | grep java kill -6 CORBA-naming-service-process-ID