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| We are running progress 8.3D / 9.1D at RH Linux system , sometimes the user process will be terminted suddenly , then I will find the protrace.pid in the system , the content of the file as below , the file seems meaningless, how to make it as a useful file such as core.xxxxxx and how to prevent the user process to be terminated ? thx PROGRESS stack trace as of Thu May 2 15:15:05 2004 Command line arguments are /usr/dlc/bin/_mprosrv /db/db.log -n 5 -B 20000 -L 80000 Automatic Stack Trace Functionality not supported |
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| Andy Wrote: > We are running progress 8.3D / 9.1D at RH Linux system , sometimes th > user process will be terminted suddenly , then I will find th > protrace.pid in the system , the content of the file as below , th > file seems meaningless, how to make it as a useful file such a > core.xxxxxx and how to prevent the user process to be terminated > th > > > PROGRESS stack trace as of Thu May 2 15:15:05 200 > Command line arguments ar > /usr/dlc/bin/_mprosrv /db/db.log -n 5 -B 20000 -L 8000 > > > Automatic Stack Trace Functionality not supported the content of the file as below ????? If the last 4 lines of you post are what you meant take a look at line 3 If protrace is not performing take "Automatic Stack Trace Functionalit not supported" and run it through the Progress Knowledge base it wil tell you why it won't work Or ID: 3167Title: "How to produce a readable text file from a core fil that is created as a result of a Progress system error. -- cecsn ----------------------------------------------------------------------- cecsno's Profile: http://www.progresstalk.com/member.p...nfo&userid=423 View this thread: http://www.progresstalk.com/showthre...?threadid=7207 |
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| cecsno wrote: > Andy Wrote: > >>We are running progress 8.3D / 9.1D at RH Linux system , sometimes the >>user process will be terminted suddenly , then I will find the >>protrace.pid in the system , the content of the file as below , the >>file seems meaningless, how to make it as a useful file such as >>core.xxxxxx and how to prevent the user process to be terminated ? >>thx >> >> >>PROGRESS stack trace as of Thu May 2 15:15:05 2004 >>Command line arguments are >>/usr/dlc/bin/_mprosrv /db/db.log -n 5 -B 20000 -L 80000 >> >> >>Automatic Stack Trace Functionality not supported > > the content of the file as below ????? If the last 4 lines of your > post are what you meant take a look at line 3. > > If protrace is not performing take "Automatic Stack Trace Functionality > not supported" and run it through the Progress Knowledge base it will > tell you why it won't work. > > Or > > ID: 3167Title: "How to produce a readable text file from a core file > that is created as a result of a Progress system error." > > IIRC, Progress core files are pretty much useless on a couple of platforms (like AIX). Not sure if Linux is one of those, but I think it is. |