core_filename

Specifies the name of the file that is generated when the core_on_error tunable is set to 3.

Restriction: The following applies to native code only.

Syntax:

>>-----set core_filename=---"path&filename"-----------><

Parameters:

path&filename

The path and name of the file that will be produced when a core file is generated if you set the core_on_error tunable to the value 3. If filename contains a tunable string it is substituted as follows:

%%: Single %
%d: The date of when the program encountered the error, in the format yyyymmdd
%f: The basename of the program that encountered the error
%p: The process ID of the program that has encountered the error
%t: The time of when the program encountered the error, in the format hhmmss

Properties:

Default:	cblcore (Windows) or core.`pid` (UNIX) in the current working directory, where `pid` is the process ID of the program that has encountered the error..
Setting:	None

Example:

Windows:

set core_filename="c:/temp/core/core.%p@%t_%d"

Produces a file named core.12345@165920_20080115, on the path c:/temp/core.

UNIX:

set core_filename="/home/temp/core/core.%p@%t_%d"

Produces a file named core.12345@165920_20080115, on the path /home/temp/core.

Comments:

On Windows platforms, to use the backslash in a path, you must precede it with the escape character, which is also a backslash; for example:

set core_filename="c:\\temp\\core\\core.%p@%t_%d"