Is there a way we can trigger a memory dump from command line by providing the process name or ID? I am looking for a way to automate creating a memory dump using PerfView and would like to know if PerfView accepts command line arguments.
There are a few ways to capture a memory dump from the command line. I would recommend , if possible, use procdump.exe learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump Procdump is the most reliable even though its not included by default in windows. You will need to download it from microsoft sysinternals. The other techniques , often require using adplus, windbg or some other tool which is a bit more complex. Procdump is simple and easy to use.
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Is there a way we can trigger a memory dump from command line by providing the process name or ID?
I am looking for a way to automate creating a memory dump using PerfView and would like to know if PerfView accepts command line arguments.
There are a few ways to capture a memory dump from the command line. I would recommend , if possible, use procdump.exe learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procdump
Procdump is the most reliable even though its not included by default in windows. You will need to download it from microsoft sysinternals.
The other techniques , often require using adplus, windbg or some other tool which is a bit more complex. Procdump is simple and easy to use.