systemCheck
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The systemCheck function performs a system diagnostic check of the current
memory manager and displays a system error message if any memory blocks are damaged
and cannot be repaired. If there are no arguments, the systemCheck function
displays the low-level memory manager allocations according to frame size and displays
some basic statistics on memory usage. If there is a single argument, and it is false,
then the systemCheck function does NOT display memory statistics on the console. If
there is a second argument, and it is boolean (true or false), then the Analytic Information
System engine system-self-check-mode is set on (true) or off (false). In system-self-check-mode,
a system check is performed a frequent intervals. This greatly reduces execution speed;
but, is useful in tracking sown elusive error conditions. Usage Use the systemCheck function to perform a system diagnostic check and to view
the memory usage of the Analytic Information Server System. The systemCheck function is
useful for determining if there are memory leaks. As a debugging aid, the systemCheck
function is useful also to determine if invalid or damaged objects are created by the
Analytic Information Server System.
(systemCheck) (systemCheck displaySW) (systemCheck displaySW selfCheckSW) The Boolean value, true.
Expression:
Arguments
Name
Type
Description Argument: displaySW Boolean
(Optional) A boolean argument which, if missing or true, causes memory
block statistics to be displayed on the AIS console during system self check. Argument: selfCheckSW Boolean
(Optional) A boolean argument which causes the Analytic Information System
engine system-self-check-mode is be set on (true) or off (false).
Returns:
Here are a number of links to Lambda coding examples which contain this instruction in various use cases.
Here are the links to the data types of the function arguments.
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Here are also a number of links to functions having arguments with any of these data types.
Analytic Information Server (AIS)AIS Component Systems
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