Avalanche User Guide - Wavelink

Chapter 3: Avalanche Java Console 302 In the Purging Statistics section, configure the days you want to keep the statistics and thetime you want the statistics to be removed for each type of server.3 Click OK to save your settings.Performing a Dump HeapIf the memory level starts to affect the performance of your enterprise server, you can performa dump heap for the enterprise server database. This will dump all the live objects and classesinto a file located in the default installation location.Before you perform the dump, you can also check the thread information, which can help youdecide if the dump is necessary.To perform a dump heap:1 Click View > Enterprise Server Status.The eServer Status dialog box appears.2 In the eServer Diagnostics area, click Thread Info.A dialog box appears containing the thread information. You can print this information orclose the dialog box.3 Once you have determined you want to perform the dump heap, click Dump Heap.A message appears in the eServer diagnostics area indicating the name and the size of thedump file.Checking for Available UpdatesAvalanche tracks the Wavelink software you have installed on your devices and displays whenthere are updates for the software available. For example, it tracks the versions of the Enablersyou have installed and provides a link when Wavelink releases a newer Enabler.In order for Avalanche to check for new updates, it sends basic system and device informationto Wavelink.To check for available software updates:1 Click Help > Check For Updates.The Avalanche Update dialog box appears if you have not already agreed to submit updateinformation to Avalanche. Enable the Accept option and click OK to allow Avalanche tosend system and device information to Wavelink.2 If there are no new updates available, the message No Updates will appear in the lowerright corner of the Console. If there are new updates available, the message Updates