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== heap_dump ==
Creates a heap dump file, and places it in the working directory, as "dump.hprof". This might throw a PluginInternalException if the heap dump tools aren't available in your JVM. Once dumped, the heap dump can be analyzed using tools such as jhat. More information about jhat can be found [http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/tools/share/jhat.html here].
=== Vital Info ===
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! scope="row" | Name
| heap_dump
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! scope="row" | Returns
| void
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! scope="row" | Throws
| [[../objects/ms.lang.PluginInternalException|ms.lang.PluginInternalException]]
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! scope="row" | Since
| 3.3.1
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! scope="row" | Restricted
| Yes
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! scope="row" | Optimizations
| None
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=== Usages ===
heap_dump()=== Examples === Sorry, there are no examples for this function! :(
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