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(→Appendix E: Windows Services Thread Dump Example)
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| # Observe that thread dumps have been created in the location of your choice. | # Observe that thread dumps have been created in the location of your choice. | ||
| ## [[Image:DUMPSCREATED.png|thumb|left|220px|alt=Thread dumps and heap dumps have been created.|Thread dumps and heap dumps have been created.]] | ## [[Image:DUMPSCREATED.png|thumb|left|220px|alt=Thread dumps and heap dumps have been created.|Thread dumps and heap dumps have been created.]] | ||
| - | * IMPORTANT NOTE: Some versions of Java's jmap have the [option] and [pid] fields reversed, so the correct syntax would be: | ||
| - | ** Alternate: jmap.exe 3932 -dump:format=b | + | == Weird JMAP Behavior == |
| - | ** Original: jmap.exe -dump:format=b 3932 | + | Some versions of Java's jmap have the '''[option]''' and '''[pid]''' fields reversed, so the correct syntax would be: |
| + | :* Alternate: <font face=monospace>jmap.exe 3932 -dump:format=b</font> | ||
| + | :* Original: <font face=monospace>jmap.exe -dump:format=b 3932</font> | ||
