4.2.1 eheapprof
Output of extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information
Synopsis
eheapprof [-i|-f] [-freeratio] -p process-ID
Storage location
Application Server installation directory\jdk\jre\bin\
Function
This command outputs the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information for java processes of the process ID specified in arguments. You can also output the statistical information of an object within the Explicit memory block, and the release ratio information of the Explicit memory block to an extended thread dump.
Execution permission
Execute the command as the same user as the user of the java process specified by the process ID in the arguments.
Arguments
- -i
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Displays a message confirming the execution of the output processing for an extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information. You input either y or n. If you input y, the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information will output. If you input n, no information will be displayed and the processing will terminate. Even if you omit this option, the option is valid as long as the -f option is not specified.
- -f
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Disables the -i option. If you omit this option, the -i option will become valid.
- -freeratio
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Enables the output of the object release ratio information of the Explicit memory block and outputs an extended thread dump.
When you execute the eheapprof command by specifying this option, Java VM executes the following process and acquires the object release ratio information.
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The full garbage collection
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An Explicit memory block release process
The execution of these processes lead to a risk of stopping the execution of an application for a few seconds and hence we recommend that you output the object release ratio information of the Explicit memory block during system development or when operations are stopped.
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- -p process-ID
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Specifies the process ID of the java program that outputs the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information.
Type: Integer
The following values can be specified:
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0 to 4294967295
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Output format
When the output of the object release ratio information of the Explicit memory block is disabled:
Explicit Heap Status
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max EH_MAX, total EH_TOTAL, used EH_USED, garbage EH_GARB (EH_PER1
used/max, EH_PER2 used/total, EH_PER3 garbage/used), EM_NUMS spaces exist
Explicit Memories(EM_MGR_PTR)
"EM_NAME" eid=EID(EM_PTR)/EM_TYPE, total EM_TOTAL, used EM_USED,
garbage EM_GARB (EM_PER1 used/total, EM_PER2 garbage/used, FL_BLOCKS
blocks) EM_STAT
deployed objects
________________Size__Instances__Class________________
ISIZE INUM CNAME
...
AISIZE AINUM total
When the output of the object release ratio information of the Explicit memory block is enabled:
Explicit Heap Status
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max EH_MAX, total EH_TOTAL, used EH_USED, garbage EH_GARB (EH_PER1
used/max, EH_PER2 used/total, EH_PER3 garbage/used), EM_NUMS spaces exist
Explicit Memories(EM_MGR_PTR)
"EM_NAME" eid=EID(EM_PTR)/EM_TYPE, total EM_TOTAL, used EM_USED,
garbage EM_GARB (EM_PER1 used/total, EM_PER2 garbage/used, FL_BLOCKS
blocks) EM_STAT
deployed objects
________________Size__Instances__FreeRatio__Class________________
ISIZE INUM FRATIO CNAME
...
AISIZE AINUM total
The following explains each item in the output formt.
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Classification |
Item to be Output |
Content of the Output |
Meaning |
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Explicit heap information |
EH_MAX |
<const>K |
The maximum Explicit heap size is output in kilobytes. |
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EH_TOTAL |
<const>K |
The secured Explicit heap size is output in kilobytes. |
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EH_USED |
<const>K |
The used Explicit heap size is output in kilobytes. |
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EH_GARB |
<const>K |
The internal status of the Explicit heap is output. |
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EH_PER1 |
<decimal>% |
The usage rate of the Explicit heap (EH_USED/EH_MAX) is output in percentage. |
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EH_PER2 |
<decimal>% |
The usage rate of the Explicit heap (EH_USED/EH_TOTAL) is output in percentage. |
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EH_PER3 |
<decimal>% |
The internal status of the Explicit heap is output. |
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EM_NUMS |
<const> |
The number of enabled Explicit memory blocks is output. |
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EM_MGR_PTR |
<ptr> |
The memory address of the internal information for Explicit heap control is output. You can use this information in troubleshooting. |
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Explicit memory block information |
EM_NAME |
<letters> |
The name of the Explicit memory block is output. If the name of the Explicit memory block contains a multi-byte character, the content of the output is not fixed. (Usually, the character is corrupted in the output.) If the Explicit memory block information is output almost at the same time of initialization of the Explicit memory block, or if the Explicit memory block was internally generated by Java VM, NULL might be output. |
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EID |
<const> |
The ID of the Explicit memory block is output. |
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EM_PTR |
<ptr> |
The memory address of the internal structure of the Explicit memory block is output. You can use this information in troubleshooting. |
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EM_TYPE |
R|B|A |
The Explicit type is output. R indicates an Explicit memory block used inside Application Server. B indicates an Explicit memory block used by an application. A indicates an Explicit memory block specified by using the automatic placement configuration file. |
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EM_TOTAL |
<const>K |
The secured memory size of the Explicit memory block is output in kilobytes. |
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EM_USED |
<const>K |
The used memory size of the Explicit memory block is output in kilobytes. |
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EM_GARB |
<const>K |
The internal status of the Explicit memory block is output in kilobytes. |
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EM_PER1 |
<decimal>% |
The usage rate of the Explicit memory block (EM_USED/EM_TOTAL) is output in percentage. |
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EM_PER2 |
<decimal>% |
The internal status of the Explicit memory block is output. |
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FL_BLOCKS |
<const> |
0 is always output. |
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EM_STAT |
Enable|Disable |
The sub-status of the Explicit memory block is output. |
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Object statistics#1 |
ISIZE |
<const> |
The size of an object instantiated from a class, in the Explicit memory block, is output. |
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INUM |
<const> |
The number of objects instantiated from a class, in the Explicit memory block, is output. |
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CNAME |
<letters> |
The complete class name of the class indicated by ISIZE and INUM is output. |
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AISIZE |
<const> |
The total size of all objects in the Explicit memory block is output. |
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AINUM |
<const> |
The number of all objects in the Explicit memory block is output. |
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Object release ratio information#2 |
FRATIO |
<decimal>% |
The ratio of objects released by the automatic release processing of the Explicit memory block (object release ratio) is output in percentage. Object release ratio = (number of objects of the class before automatic release processing - number of objects of the class after automatic release processing) / number of objects of the class before automatic release processing x 100 At the output of the object release ratio information, − is output for the Explicit memory block that was not targeted by automatic release processing. |
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<const>: indicates a natural number.
<decimal>: indicates a positive number (to one decimal place).
<ptr>: indicates a pointer value.
<letters>: indicates an arbitrary character or character string.
- #1:
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The object statistics are output when the eheapprof was executed. In the object statistics, the size and number information about objects more than the actually created objects might be output. In this case, the excess object information is replaced to [I that indicates an integer-type array. This [I indicates an object that is not used in the Explicit memory block. An object not used in the Explicit memory block is convert to an integer-type array by the Java VM internal processing.
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The object release ration information is output when the eheapprof command with the -freeratio option was executed.
Output example
When output of object statistics and the object release ratio information of the Explicit memory block is disabled:
Explicit Heap Status -------------------- max 31415926K, total 213971K, used 205369K, garbage 1234K (1.1% used/max, 96.2% used/total, 0.0% garbage/used), 3 spaces exist Explicit Memories(0x12345678) "EJBMgrData" eid=1(0x02f25610)/R, total 154272K, used 150176K, garbage 1234K (97.0% used/total, 1.2% garbage/used, 0 blocks) Enable "VJBStored" eid=3(0x02f25910)/B, total 54272K, used 50176K, garbage 0K (90.9% used/total, 0.0% garbage/used, 2 blocks) Enable "ExplicitMemory-2" eid=2(0x02f25700)/R, total 5427K, used 5017K, garbage 0K (92.1% used/total, 0.0% garbage/used, 0 blocks) Enable
When output of object statistics and the object release ratio information of the Explicit memory block is enabled:
Explicit Heap Status
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max 31415926K, total 162816K, used 150528K, garbage 10004K (0.0% used/max,
91.1% used/total, 6.6% garbage/used), 3 spaces exist
Explicit Memories(0x12345678)
"EJBMgrData" eid=1(0x02f25610)/R, total 54272K, used 50176K, garbage 0K
(91.2% used/total, 0.0% garbage/used, 0 blocks)
deployed objects
________________Size__Instances__FreeRatio__Class________________
35234568 10648 - java.util.HashMap
5678900 10668 - [Ljava.util.HashMap$Entry;
4456788 7436 - java.util.HashMap$Entry
4321000 200 - java.util.WeakHashMap
1234568 190 - [Ljava.util.WeakHashMap$Entry;
454400 4 - java.util.WeakHashMap$Entry
51380224 29146 total
"VJBStored" eid=3(0x02f25910)/B, total 54272K, used 50176K, garbage 10004K
(90.7% used/total, 19.9% garbage/used, 5 blocks)
deployed objects
________________Size__Instances__FreeRatio__Class________________
35234568 10648 49 java.util.HashMap
5678900 10668 43 [Ljava.util.HashMap$Entry;
4456788 7436 50 java.util.HashMap$Entry
4321000 200 32 java.util.WeakHashMap
1234568 190 45 [Ljava.util.WeakHashMap$Entry;
454400 4 22 java.util.WeakHashMap$Entry
51380224 29146 total
"ExplicitMemory-2" eid=2(0x02f25700)/B, total 54272K, used 50176K, garbage
0K (91.1% used/total, 0.0% garbage/used, 0 blocks)
deployed objects
________________Size__Instances__FreeRatio__Class________________
35234568 10648 - java.util.HashMap
5678900 10668 - [Ljava.util.HashMap$Entry;
4456788 7436 - java.util.HashMap$Entry
4321000 200 - java.util.WeakHashMap
1234568 190 - [Ljava.util.WeakHashMap$Entry;
454400 4 - java.util.WeakHashMap$Entry
51380224 29146 total
Exit Status
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Exit Status |
Explanation |
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0 |
Terminated normally. |
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1 |
Terminated abnormally. |
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2 |
There is no response indicating that the output processing has terminated within the fixed time for the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information. |
Output messages
If the following error messages or warning messages are issued, the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information is not output:
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No. |
Error message |
Explanation |
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1 |
usage: eheapprof [-f|-i] [-freeratio] -p process-id |
The argument specified in the eheapprof command is wrong. |
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2 |
eheapprof: illegal option -- option |
option specified in the eheapprof command is invalid. |
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3 |
process-ID: Now processing previous request, this request canceled |
The process indicated by process-ID specified in the argument of the eheapprof command outputs the current Explicit heap detailed information. |
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4 |
process-ID: Not owner |
0 is specified in process-ID specified in the argument of the eheapprof command. |
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5 |
eheapprof: can't create work file at temporary directory , this request canceled |
If the user does not have permission to reference or write data into the directory for temporary files, the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information cannot be output. The output request for the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information is cancelled. |
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eheapprof: can't get temporary directory, this request canceled |
If the directory for temporary files cannot be acquired, the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information cannot be output. The output request for the extended thread dump containing the Explicit heap detailed information is cancelled. |
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7 |
eheapprof: please delete name-of-undeleted-file in full-path-of-undeleted-file |
The internal files could not be deleted when the eheapprof command is terminated. Delete the un-deleted files that exist in the full path of the un-deleted files. |
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8 |
eheapprof: unexpected error occurred: error-cause |
An unexpected error occurred when executing the eheapprof command. error-cause might display the followings:
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9 |
eheapprof: can't communicate with process process-ID |
There is a problem with the process indicated by process-ID specified in the argument of the eheapprof command and an error occurred during the communication, and therefore, the communication cannot be performed. Alternatively, the process indicated by process-ID specified in the argument of the eheapprof command does not exist. |
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10 |
process-ID: Timeout occurred. Java process not responding |
The process indicated by process-id specified in the argument of the eheapprof command did not return a response indicating that the output processing terminated within the fixed time for the Explicit heap detailed information. |
Notes
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The eheapprof command is provided as a utility for developing programs. Do not use this command in system operations.
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The eheapprof command cannot be executed concurrently for the same java process. You execute the command after the Explicit heap detailed information is output to the extended thread dump by the earlier eheapprof command.
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Communication is initialized using MailSlot, when a Java process is started. If this initialization fails, a message is displayed and the processing is interrupted.
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This command creates a temporary file in the directory obtained by the GetTempPath() function of the Windows APIs. To run this command normally, you need the write permission for this directory. Do not delete this directory while the Java VM process is running. In addition, do not specify the Windows system directory for this directory.