First parsing a Heap Dump is a memory consuming task.The Leak Suspects Report is located on the same folder where Heap dump is allocated. However, if the heap dump report that the problematic application is your own custom code or another partner software, contact the responsible for that application.ħ) Now if after checking the report and searching for notes you cannot find a solution, attach the Leak Suspects Report to the SAP support incident so a Support Engineer can analyze the results. In the example, we can notice that what is using the memoryĦ) Now based on the result of the heap dump you can use the keyword on SAP Document search SAP Help or in the SAP SCN.
Now please check the result by opening the Leak Suspects Report.Most of the times the Leak Suspects Report will be more than enough. Note: If any parse error occurs then please check SAP Document 2063943. You will able to see the progress while parsing First, open the Heat Dump using the Eclipse Memory Analyzer:.If you don't have the Heap Dump file the please follow the SAP document 1004255 and setup the system to generate it in the next occurrence.ĥ) Now with the Heap Dump please follow the steps below: The file extension can be *.dmp and *.hprof.Ĥ) In case you already have the heap dump file into the above place proceed to Step 1. Add them in the MATģ) Now you have to locate the Heap Dump, which is usually are in the folder /usr/sap///j2ee/cluster/server/ where N implies the server nodes number. It will be used to parse the Heap Dump file on your own machine.Ģ) Now download from the Extension Packs for Netweaver and PI. Please follow the steps below in order to self-analyze Heap Dump using MAT:ġ) First please download the Eclipse Memory Analyzer tool. How to self-analyze Heap Dump using MAT? SOLUTION
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