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%DUMP Options dialog box

Use the %DUMP Option dialog box to gather basic system information as well as to review the current state of various aspects of PATROL such as which KMs are loaded, how many PSL errors have occurred since the agent started, and which tasks are currently being performed.

PATROL writes the information to the file that you specify in the Output File for Diagnostics field of the Select-Categories-of-Diagnostics-dialog-box and writes some but not all of the same information to a task object, Capture UNIX Diagnostics, in the NUK_Linux_OS container.

This dialog box is applicable to BMC PATROL Console only.

Related topics

AIX-KM-menu-commands

Configuring-in-a-PATROL-environment

Configuration details

To access this dialog box, right-click the AIX OS node and select KM Commands > Debug and Diagnostics > Create Diagnostic Report > Select %DUMP Options > OK. This dialog box contains the following items:

Item

Description

CONSOLES

Provides a list of connected consoles

KM_LIST

Provides a list of loaded KMs

GLOBALS

Provides a list of global channels

APPS

Provides a list of applications

APP_INSTS

Provides information about each application instances

PARAMS

Provides a list of PATROL Agent parameters

RUNQ

Provides a list of items scheduled in the run queue

TASKS

Provides a list of current tasks

ERRORS

Provides a list of PSL errors that have occurred

CHANNELS

Provides a list of open PSL global file channels and open process channels

LIBRARIES

Provides a list of loaded libraries

ALL

Provides information about PATROL agent data structure

%PSLPS

Provides a list of current PSL processes

Accept

Applies your changes

Cancel

Closes the dialog box and does not run the recovery action

Screenshot of %DUMP Options dialog box

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