Debugging commands
Debugging commands allow you to view queues and process stacks.
- The debug postmortem export command
The debug postmortem export command exports the postmortem archive to the FTP or SFTP Server you specify. - The debug postmortem generate all command
The debug postmortem generate all command generates an archive of information gathered from Integration Appliance logs, orchestration logs, and transaction stores, that can help debug an Integration Appliance issue. - The debug postmortem generate full logs command
The debug postmortem generate full logs command generates a postmortem archive of all the Integration Appliance logs, which includes new logs in addition to archived logs, and possibly several stacks that are generated by previously running the debug show stack command. - The debug postmortem generate new logs command
The debug postmortem generate new logs command generates a postmortem archive of all the latest Integration Appliance logs and possibly several stacks that are generated by previously running the debug show stack command. - The debug postmortem generate store command
The debug postmortem generate store command is similar to the debug postmortem generate all command, except that the Integration Appliance only generates a postmortem archive of all the Integration Appliance logs and the data in the transactional store. - The debug show stacks command
The debug show stacks command displays current runtime stack traces. - The debug system command
The debug system command allows you to start and stop the Integration Appliance runtime. When you issue the debug system stop command, all running orchestration jobs are cancelled and the Integration Appliance does not process any new orchestration jobs.. - The debug tail file command
The debug tail file command displays log file contents as they are added to the log. - The debug top command
The debug top file command dynamically displays process status. - The debug job command
The debug job command allows you to capture the instruction set and log of a running job.