EARLY COLLECTION OF DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION
First Claim
1. In a computer-implemented system, the method comprising:
- monitoring at least one selected activity of said computer-implemented system from initiation for successful completion;
comparing time of said activity without said successful completion to an initial trigger, said initial trigger less than time period for time-out for said activity; and
if said time of said activity without said successful completion exceeds said initial trigger, collecting and taking an initial dump of diagnostic information.
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Abstract
Generation of diagnostic information of a computer-implemented system is made early so that the data is closer to the causation of errors or for performance analysis. At least one selected activity of the system is monitored from initiation of the activity, and the monitoring is for successful completion. Early collection of diagnostic information is provided by comparing the time of the activity without successful completion to an initial trigger, where the initial trigger is less than the time period for a time-out for the activity. If the time of the activity without successful completion exceeds the initial trigger, diagnostic information is collected and an initial dump of the diagnostic information is taken. In one example, a notification that the dump of diagnostic information has been taken is directed to the host or diagnostic terminal.
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20 Claims
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1. In a computer-implemented system, the method comprising:
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monitoring at least one selected activity of said computer-implemented system from initiation for successful completion; comparing time of said activity without said successful completion to an initial trigger, said initial trigger less than time period for time-out for said activity; and if said time of said activity without said successful completion exceeds said initial trigger, collecting and taking an initial dump of diagnostic information. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A computer program product to generate diagnostic information of a computer-implemented system, comprising computer-usable storage medium having non-transient computer-usable program code embodied therein, said computer-usable program code comprising:
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computer-usable program code to monitor at least one selected activity of said computer-implemented system from initiation for successful completion; computer-usable program code to compare time of said activity without said successful completion to an initial trigger, said initial trigger less than time period for time-out for said activity; and computer-usable program code to, if said time of said activity without said successful completion exceeds said initial trigger, collect and take an initial dump of diagnostic information. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. A computer-implemented system, comprising:
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at least one computer system comprising; at least one computer-usable storage medium having non-transient computer-usable program code embodied therein; and at least one computer processor implementing said computer-usable program code to; monitor at least one selected activity of said computer-implemented system from initiation for successful completion; compare time of said activity without said successful completion to an initial trigger, said initial trigger less than time period for time-out for said activity; and if said time of said activity without said successful completion exceeds said initial trigger, collect and take an initial dump of diagnostic information. - View Dependent Claims (20)
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