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RunMyJobsTroubleshooting

Getting Support

  • Contacting Redwood Support Services

SAP Connector

  • Troubleshooting Connections to SAP Systems
  • Enabling XMI Logging to Troubleshoot Issues
  • Tuning Redwood Server Database Queries

Application Servers

  • Troubleshooting Redwood Server
  • Troubleshooting Performance and Memory Problems
  • Troubleshooting Performance and Memory Problems with an HP JVM
  • Troubleshooting Common Errors on Application Servers
  • Common Redwood Platform-Related Errors

Tracing and Debugging

  • Inspecting Log Files in Redwood Platform
  • Tracing and Debugging Redwood Server
  • Platform agent and System Tools logging
  • Tracing AS/400 Connections
  • Troubleshooting Credential Lookup

Common Errors

  • Common LDAP Errors
  • Common Redwood Server Errors
  • Common SAP-Related Errors
  • Common SAP BAE Errors
  • SAP BusinessObjects
  • Common External Platform-Related Errors
  • Common OracleJob-Related Errors
  • Common AS/400-Related Errors

Reference

  • JCS Errors
  • Common Logging Categories
  • GenDatabaseIndexes
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Reporting Issues to Redwood Support

When you encounter an issue in Redwood Server and you do not have enough information in the error message from Redwood Server, you should consult the log of the JAVA application server.

If you would like to report an issue, it is required to provide Redwood Support staff with the log of the application server. Depending on the JAVA application server you are using, the log files are stored at different locations.

  1. Inspecting Log Files in Redwood Platform.
  2. Logging Categories.

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