You can use the disable jsagent core dump configuration parameter to
enable or disable JS Agent core dumps.
Note:
Having JS Agent core dumps enabled allows you to diagnose JS Agent crash issues.
Disabling core dumps for JS Agent is not recommended.
The JS Agent can generate core dumps files when a fatal signal (or an exception on
Windows) is encountered. This can be useful when diagnosing Job Scheduler issues. The
default location for a core dump is determined by the environment variable
JSA_CORE_PATH.
- If JSA_CORE_PATH is not set, or you do not have write
permission to the set path, the $SYBASE/$SYBASE_ASE/install
path is used.
- If $SYBASE or $SYBASE_ASE is not set,
then directory from where the JS Agent process was started is used. $SYBASE path
is used for Windows.
Note: For the AIX platform, the core file is generated in the directory from where
the JS Agent process was started.
New Configuration Option
disable jsagent core dump | Default value |
0 |
| Range of values |
0 , 1 |
| Status |
Dynamic |
| Display level |
10 |
| Required role |
System administrator |
| Configuration group |
SQL Server Administration |
Disables JS Agent core dump for all platforms. When off (0), the core dump for JS
Agent is enabled during signal handling. Setting disable jsagent core
dump to on (1) disables core dumps and is not recommended.