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How to use the Qlik Talend Runtime container dev:dump-create command

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How to use the Qlik Talend Runtime container dev:dump-create command

Last Update:

Jun 5, 2025 9:40:48 AM

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Jun 5, 2025 2:43:28 AM

This article aims to explain the use of the dev:dump-create command. The output of the command creates a compressed file containing the latest logs, bundle, and feature statuses, along with a heap dump file. This can be used to help troubleshoot an ESB Runtime container.

To run the command:

  1. Open the Runtime console.
    • If the service is already running, in the Runtime container's "bin" folder, run the "client" script.
    • If the Runtime is not active, run the "trun" script.
  2. Execute this command: 
    dev:dump-create

    dev-dump-create command.png

    The execution may take a few seconds.

    If you want to exclude the head dump file, leading to a smaller file and quicker execution, use this optional flag:
    --no-heap-dump

    no head dump.png

  3. A dump zip will be located in the main folder of the Runtime container:

    dump zip.png

 

The dump file includes:

  • Latest logs: audit.log, em.log, tesb.log
  • bundles.txt
  • environment.txt
  • features.txt
  • heapdump.hprof (VisualVM can be used to view this file)
  • memory.txt
  • threads.txt

 

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  • Qlik Talend ESB
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