What is thread dump? What is the UNIX command for taking
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What is thread dump? What is the UNIX command for taking thread dump?..

Answer / javed

Thread dump in weblogic is a mean to find out the task
performed by a weblogic managed server which hosts any
application. Thread dump is generally taken to identify
what task each thread is performing so that they can be
tracked and evaluated using an thread dump monitoring tool
like Samurai.

In Unix you can take the thread dump by using the command:
$ kill -3 <PID>

where PID is the process id of the corresponding weblogic
managed server.

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What is thread dump? What is the UNIX command for taking thread dump?..

Answer / ram

Thread dump is a to find out the server performance in
weblogic is called a thred dump.in unix we can take the
thread dump kill -3 pid

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