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Performance troubleshooting scenario template

Authors: GrantCovell
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  • Directly under the header-title box, there should be a concise page description.
  • Remember that each page should be self-contained. Potential readers may arrive here by Internet search or via a link, and so the page should be reasonably self-explanatory.

Initial assessment

  • Be as specific as possible. These suggested sub-sections may not be relevant or appropriate for each situation. However, please try to specify: application, user role, platform, etc.

Symptoms

  • "When you do X, Y happens"

Impact / scope

  • Does it effect multiple users? A particular type of client?

Timing (when)

  • When did the problem start to occur?
  • Is the problem repeatable?

Environmental changes

  • What sort of things may have changed in the environment (outside the products) to have caused the problem?
  • Hardware / software / network / client

As amnifier technician, using all versions of the Turboencabulator after model H4500, when attempting to process retro-finned cordobite amnifiers with length in the range 2.4 to 7.4 cm, the main sub-control panel reports error -52X-3C immediately upon processing.

Recommended data gathering and subsequent analysis steps

  • Link to other, separate self-contained pages which offer concrete domain analysis (how to analyze AIX lpars, x86 virtualization, JVM heap); use parts of Tox' doc which provides high-level concepts of how things work (authentication, etc.); how to begin to look if you don't understand the whole process.

Understanding Turboencabulator errors of class -52X, Amnifier routines

Possible causes

  • Clearly identify possible causes for the problem.

1) Turboencabulator bearings on the reverse-transfold mechanisms often wear out after 36,000 revolutions, or 2) Main sub-control panel erroneously reports errors when bifold gateway requires updating to patch-level 9.0.4.2700

Possible solutions

  • Clearly identify possible solutions to the problem.

1) Replace the oxoid geframitz chute and the obloid rotator mechanism, or 2) Install patch level 9.0.4.56 or greater

  • Sometimes causes and solutions may go together especially if there's an evident cause and effect.

General comments about content (Ground Rules)

  • Ocean boiling is not allowed. Please be pragmatic. Please be aware that those contributing to this effort are knowledgeable, but this is not anyone's full time job.
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  • Content is in English.
  • Headings and titles should be in sentence case.
  • CLM 4.x is the minimum release version.
  • Be aware that everything added here, all edits and comments are visible and editable by everyone.

Related topics:

  • Performance Troubleshooting
  • Related topics must be ALWAYS part of the wiki; this section should only link to other pages on this wiki
  • ALWAYS link back to the parent Performance Troubleshooting page.
  • For more troubleshooting topics, refer to Performance Troubleshooting.

External links:

  • External links are all links outside the wiki, this includes other pages at jazz.net, ibm.com and all outside pages.
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