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Crash Event is not available for GSI System Events

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      None of the crash events are available for GSI System Events.

      EVENT NAME - EVENT ID

      IndexerCrash - 2051
      ProjectorCrash - 2052
      QueryClientCrash - 2053

       

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          amit.kulkarni Amit Kulkarni added a comment -

          Hemant Rajput,

          Do you have a cbcollect for this one ?

          amit.kulkarni Amit Kulkarni added a comment - Hemant Rajput , Do you have a cbcollect for this one ?
          hemant.rajput Hemant Rajput added a comment -

          There is no cbcollect as the code block for mentioned event ids were not added. It's feature incomplete.

          hemant.rajput Hemant Rajput added a comment - There is no cbcollect as the code block for mentioned event ids were not added. It's feature incomplete.
          sai.teja Sai Krishna Teja added a comment -

          Hi Hemant Rajput

          As discussed on slack, These events are not listed in the PRD. Crash events in PRD means that if the Service starts and runs some processes without knowledge of the ns_server then it must log events when those child processes crash. In GSI we don't have any such child processes. So i like to call this improvement rather than feature incomplete. We just happened to reserve the EventIds for the same.

          Thanks
          Sai

          sai.teja Sai Krishna Teja added a comment - Hi Hemant Rajput As discussed on slack, These events are not listed in the PRD. Crash events in PRD means that if the Service starts and runs some processes without knowledge of the ns_server then it must log events when those child processes crash. In GSI we don't have any such child processes. So i like to call this improvement rather than feature incomplete. We just happened to reserve the EventIds for the same. Thanks Sai
          sai.teja Sai Krishna Teja added a comment -

          These events can be used by indexer when indexer is crashing due to un expected behaviour from user like invalid folder permissions or ports being used by other processes and etc.

          sai.teja Sai Krishna Teja added a comment - These events can be used by indexer when indexer is crashing due to un expected behaviour from user like invalid folder permissions or ports being used by other processes and etc.

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            hemant.rajput Hemant Rajput
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