Database Roundtable – Expert Database Professionals Feel Your Pain
In this video broadcast, Head Geek™ Tom LaRock is joined by Karen Lopez, Tim Chapman, and David Klee. They’ve known each other for many years, so this discussion was like four friends getting together to talk data and databases. They discussed diagnostic data collection, common performance root causes, reactive tuning versus proactive, and more. Join us for an engaging discussion on these topics! Plus, Tom LaRock will be available to answer your questions live.
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DPA is a web-based application written in Java. It therefore needs a Java Virtual Machine (i.e. a JRE or JDK) in order to run. When DPA starts up the first time, it searches for a JRE or JDK that is already installed on the server.
Note: This typically does not happen on Windows, Linux or Solaris since DPA ships with the appropriate JRE.
If DPA did not find a JRE or JDK version 1.5 or higher perform the following steps to complete the DPA installation:
DPA_home/iwc/tomcat/ignite_config/cat.txt file.shutdown.sh and then startup.sh.