Diagnostic log files
Additional files are created when certain events occur with the Launcher:
- If an unhandled system exception occurs in a map thread that is running, troubleshooting information for technical support purposes is written to a file named GPFThreadId-TimeStamp.txt on Windows and ABORT-pid.txt on UNIX. You can find this diagnostic log file in the installation directory of WebSphere® Transformation Extender.
- The dtxAbort.log file
is a UNIX environment-specific
log file that indicates when the Launcher, Command
Server, Platform API, or Java™ API
is attempting to acquire memory from the operating system but does
not succeed.
The dtxAbort.log file gets created in $DTX_TMP_DIR when the respective application is started. $DTX_TMP_DIR is normally empty, which indicates that there has not been a failed attempt to get additional memory.
If a failure occurs while attempting to obtain additional memory, the message appended to the dtxAbort.log file will be similar to one of the following messages:
- Fatal Error: malloc() - Unable to Retrieve Additional New Memory.
- Fatal Error: realloc() - Unable to Retrieve
Additional New Memory.
The message is prefaced with text indicating the date and time that the failure occurred.