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suppose we have the thread dump for particular weblogic server.ho can you analyse it manually without using any tool
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Answer / sujit singh
kill -3 gives javacore dump which is thread dump in wl
terminology. open this file in any text editor and check
Current Thread details . If there server hanged then in
current thread details will give you details that why server
was hanged or which particular thread got stuck,.
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1)obtain the process id of server
$ps -ef|grep java
2)kill the process
$ kill -3 PID
3)see the log file of server
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Answer / gobinath
Check for the running threads for a particular Managed
server or admin server in Unix box
Syntax: ps -ef|grep <managed servername>or(Admin Server)
the above command will show the running process for the
server
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