Re: How to trace a runaway agent.

[Chris Whisonant <Chris.Whisonant@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah, that would probably work better...

Rob, that was what I was talking about. But just debugging it on the 
server should be a good start.

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Yeah, if you ENDJOB it will cause the server to quit.

Have you looked into agent profiling?

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From:
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Date:
04/17/2007 02:56 PM
Subject:
How to trace a runaway agent.


Have this agent that shows up in agent manager under SHOW TASKS.  Also 
seems to be spiking it's share (and then some) of CPU.
TELL AMGR QUIT shuts down some of the amgr jobs but not this one.
Hate to try ENDJOB because I'm willing to bet it will restart the whole 
server.  And, the server gets bounced every night as part of it's backup, 
thus we can wait.

Anyway to trace this agent to find out what it's doing?  Custom internal 
code.
Anyway to blast it without restarting the server?

Rob Berendt