Troubleshooting Assistance
This topic provides tasks and actions that may be useful when trying to troubleshooting an issue.
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General Troubleshooting
This section contains advice and steps to follow in any troubleshooting scenario.
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What do you observe when the problem happens? Is there an error message? What specifically goes wrong?
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What time did the issue start?
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Does the problem appear at a certain time of day or day of the week?
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Where did the problem first appear? If your system has multiple instances, on which one did the problem start?
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Has anything changed on the system recently that may have caused the issue?
The following logs may contain useful information about the issue. Look for warnings, errors, or alerts around the time that the issue began.
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Check the audit log. In particular, look for <PROTECT> errors. See Auditing Guide.
Troubleshooting Licensing
Troubleshooting Mirroring
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Is journaling caught up?
Contact the WRC
The InterSystems Worldwide Response Center (WRC)Opens in a new tab is available to help diagnose and resolve any issues that may arise. Whatever information you have can help the WRC quickly identify what is causing the issue. This section describes steps you can perform to provide the WRC with as much information as possible.
If your problem requires urgent attention, the fastest way to receive help is by calling the WRCOpens in a new tab.
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Can the issue be reproduced? Does it occur consistently?
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Has anything changed on the system recently that may have caused the issue?
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The $ZVERSION variable contains this useful information.
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If the system is in a hung state, run IRISHung.
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If this is a performance problem, create System Performance Report using ^SystemPerformance.
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Go to the InterSystems Worldwide Response Center (WRC)Opens in a new tab site for assistance.
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Inform the WRC about the urgency of your issue, how soon you need it to be resolved, and how to best communicate with you.