Hi all,

In WAS profile we got one heap dump generated, So I tried to analyze the dump using Heap Analyzer(4.2.6 & 4.0.8)

But while analyzing it is throwing Heapdump.XXX.XXX.XXXX.phd is truncated
 So can any one Help on this.........

some questions that might help to find a solution:

- how big is the file you have?
- is it being generated on a Unix/Linux system? If yes, do you have any "ulimit" limit set for file size?
- in which filesystem type was this file generated? Some older filesystems have a limit on file size that is somewhat small for today's beasts
- which system is it being analyzed in? in which filesystem? - are you positive you have plenty disk space to hold the dump file? (dumb question, but had to make it to be on the safe side)
- are you positive the file in your computer where you are trying to analyze it is the same size as in the server? (ditto)
- have you transferred this file over FTP? If yes, are you positive you performed a binary transfer, instead of a text one?

Try responding those questions and it's going to be easier to find out what happened. 

Cheers 

Hi Alexei,

Thanks for reverting back...

-- I tried with 100MB file and also with 800MB file too from the same location.
--It is an AIX box,And no limit set for file size.
--it has been analyzed in windows box,yes it is having plenty disk spcae to hold the dump file.
--Ya I am sure that the size is same.
-- I have tried this by FTP  which is performed by keeping in binary mode
--Also I have tried with SCP too.

Even I also thought it is because of file corrution/loss of information but as i tried with two dump files same error occuring.

I'd give it a try in a different windows box, and/or to download heapanalyzer again.

Are you using HA from within ISA or are you using it standalone? Although you didn't mention any OutOfMemoryError being thrown out, I'd also give it a try with a higher max heap mark ( -Xmx1024m or higher, depending on your system ).

Cheers