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QSA_DMPT: - logical name for directory c:\qsa\dmpt
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QSA_BIN: - logical name for directory c:\qsa\bin
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QSA_DMPT:tttSNAPD.nnn
–
terminal snapshot dump file.
‘
ttt
’ is terminal number and ‘
nnn’ is archive number.
‘
nnn
’ = 001 is most recent.
·
QSA_DMPT:SDtttnnn.out
–
formatter output for snapshot dump tttSNAPD.nnn.
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QSA_DMPT:SDtttRPT.nnn
–
terminal snapshot dump archive file.
This file is created by
the controller agent.
When the controller
agent detects a new
snapshotddump file, the controller
agent will run the formatter against the file then compress both
the formatter output and the snapshot dump into one of the report
files.
Once the report file is
generated, the original snapshot dump will be erased.
‘
ttt
’ is terminal number and ‘
nnn’ is archive number with
nnn=001 being the most recent.
·
QSA_BIN:DEVCHAN.286 – utility that can be used to collect real-time
device channel trace data.
Output goes to
file
devchan.outin current directory.
Note that a windows
.EXE is also available as part of the
InSightSDK.
·
Optional CDI keywords:
tagentSnapDumpClearKeys
,
tagentMaxSnapDumpArchives,
tagentSnapDumpClearKeys
·
When a snapshot dump is generated, the terminal agent logs that
fact and the reason to the terminal agent log file on the
controller.
Terminal agent log
files can be found in c:\qsa\logt.
Note that these log
files are archived and removed during controller agent startup.
When log files are
archived, the resultant archives are placed in c:\qsa\log.
·
The terminal agent is able to generate snapshot dumps without
assistance from the controller agent.
For example, you can
shutdown the controller agent and still get a snapshot dump after
pressing clear 5 times.
·
The terminal agent renames/deletes tttSNAPD.nnn files as necessary
to keep an archive history.
Normally, there is not
more than one
unarchivedsnapshot dump because of the
controller
agentmaintenanceactivity.
But there can be if the
controller is busy or if two snapshot dumps are requested very
close in time to one another.
·
While writing a snapshot dump file, the terminal agent first writes
to a .
tmpfile.
The .
tmpis renamed after all data is
successfully written.
The terminal agent
cleans up leftover .
tmpfiles at
ipland prior to creating a new snapshot
dump.
·
Future snapshot dump capabilities: application invoked snapshot
dump and application debug logging which can be snapshot dumped.
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Feature verification steps:
1.
Install insight on the primary 4690 controller by running
insighti.286
2.
Reload terminal(s)
3.
Run transaction on a terminal
4.
Press clear 5 times on the terminal,
5.
Check for a snapshot dump file.
The snapshot dump file
will either be named c:\qsa\dmpt\tttSNAPD.nnn or SDtttRPT.nnn.
‘
ttt
’ is terminal number and ‘
nnn’ is archive number with
nnn=001 being the most recent.
tttSNAPD.nnnis the raw snapshot file
written by the terminal agent.
SDtttRPT.nnn is a .jar
(.zip) created by the controller agent.
The controller agent
looks for new
snapdumpfiles every 30 seconds.
When found, the CAGENT
runs the formatter and compresses/moves the formatter output and
raw snapshot file to SDtttRPT.001 after rolling (renaming) any
older archives.
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