Hi,
its possible that your core file doesn't have the environment details
stored in it, getenv normally works
Take a look at the pargs(1) command
- pargs -e core
and see if it prints out anything.
- Fintan
On Mon, Jul 04, 2005 at 12:13:45PM +0100, Stefan Parvu wrote:
< Hi,
<
< I am trying to determine what was it the current
< environment from a core file which belongs to a java
< virtual machine process.
<
< I have tried:
<
< $ mdb core.26707
< Loading modules: [ ]
< >
< > ::status
< debugging core file of java (32-bit) from saeb2bp42
< executable file: /u01/bea/jdk142_07/bin/java
< initial argv: /opt/jdk142_07/bin/java -server
< -XX:NewSize=224M -XX:MaxNewSize=22
< >
< > ::getenv
< mdb: invalid command '::getenv': unknown dcmd name
< >
<
< Is it possible somehow to determine the current env
< using ::getenv from a core file ?
<
< Thanks,
< Stefan
<
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