MeetingPlace server file system crash!!!

Hi TAC ,
My customer to restart the server, at this time server tip read file system failed in that stop…… The server crashed . Do you have restore the file system idea? Similar CM recovery DVD image?? Please help !!~~~~
Thanks
Bin Yao

869650 wrote:
Hi,
We do a backup of the our BI production server every night (OBIEE 11.1.1.6.2 BI1)
The process we follow is:
1. Stop BI Services
2. Weblogic (incluedes Node Manager, Weblogic and others)
After every stop of weblogic, there is a file get created under WLS_Home/instances/instance1 and the file is like core.xxxxx ( e.g. core_31176, core_19440).
My questions regarding these files are:
1. What is the use of these files?
2. Can I delete them (Depends on the answer of the above question)?
3. Is it possible to control not to create these files (if they are not useful)?
Thanks in advance.
KiranCheck this thread: CORE.xxxx big file... What is it?
It sounds like it is safe to remove those file's unless you need to debug any weblogic issues.
Please mark correct or helpful if answered.
Thanks,
-A.Y

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