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Using the Caché Diagnostic Report 2.4 Additional Diagnostic Scripts and Utilities On Microsoft Windows 32-bit systems the report uses two third-party utilities developed by SysInternals Software. The first utility, PsInfo.Exe, displays extended system information and the second one, PsList.Exe, shows process information at the operating system level. For the rare cases when Caché is down and unresponsive, making it impossible for the Diagnostic Report task to run, you can run operating-system–level scripts to collect system information available outside of Caché. The names of the scripts by platform are: Platform Microsoft Windows UNIX® OpenVMS Script name CacheHung.Cmd CacheHung.sh CACHEHUNG.COM (DCL script) 16 Caché Monitoring Guide
3 Using the Caché Monitor The Caché Monitor includes facilities to monitor system errors, as well as system- and user-defined metrics. This chapter discusses the following Caché Monitor facilities, which help you manage the Caché Monitor and notify users about these errors and metrics: • Caché System Monitor • Caché Application Monitor 3.1 Caché System Monitor The Caché System Monitor (System Monitor) monitors the system for errors and traps reported in the cconsole.log file by Caché daemons and user processes. By default the System Monitor scans the cconsole.log file (by default, located in the install-dir\Mgr directory) at five (5) second intervals. When it finds severe- or fatal-level errors/traps, it creates a file named alerts.log (located in the same directory as the cconsole.log file), in which it writes the notification. This section discusses the following topics: • System Monitor Manager – information about managing the System Monitor, including how to modify the default notification settings • System Monitor Messages – information about the system traps that are handled by the System Monitor 3.1.1 System Monitor Manager The System Monitor Manager (^MONMGR) is an interactive utility that lets you manage the System Monitor and modify notification settings. It must be executed in the %SYS namespace, and the name is case-sensitive. 1. To start the System Monitor Manager, enter the following command in the Caché Terminal: %SYS> do ^MONMGR 2. The main menu appears. Enter the number of your choice or press Enter to exit the System Monitor Manager: 1) Start/Stop/Update MONITOR 2) Manage MONITOR Options 3) Exit Option Caché Monitoring Guide 17
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