I have the following question:
1.why when the sever down or the services down arcgis server generated crush dump file?
and is there a way to read them or open them , what is the analyze tool that I need it to open them and to read them?
1) I've always used Microsoft Visual Studio to open them and read them. Know lots of people may not have it and hopefully some others can offer up what they use for reading them.
2) Not certain but sounds like maybe you are wondering about the OS level logs? If so and IF you are using a Windows environment then you want to go to Server Manager > Diagnostics > Event Viewer > Windows Logs (this is on Windows Server 2008). Believe in 2012 you just go to the Events area under the Local Server but don't have any instances to confirm exact paths but a Google search would give you where to go.
3) Haven't seen this error before but perhaps look at what Jose says here How to avoid this error: XML Parsing Error: no element found but he suggests permissions issues.
thank you Scott this is very helpful. but i found this error also ( 2. method failed.HRESULT=0x80004005 <msg>.time=545487.. type=debug)
and when i searched a bout it. it seem not server error hresult ??
Hmmm what version of Microsoft .NET do you have installed and what version of ArcServer are you using?
im using windows 7 and AGS 10.3 and please forward to me the steps of how to read and open the crush dump file please
thank you so much.
For anyone wondering how to find the crash dump file in the first place, it is in this spot:
C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\CrashDumps
It is a hidden file, so to see it you must navigate to the folder, click the Organize button, then choose Folder and Search Options from the pull-down list. In the Folder Options dialog box, click the View tab. In this list, under Hidden Files and Folders, click Show hidden files and folders.
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