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Hello Guys,

Please let me know about commands or tools that are available to check
memory leak in solaris box.

Thanks in Advance
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See the man page for the crash command - if you have access to Sunsolve, then search for keywords hang and crashdump. There is a info doc on "Troubleshooting System Hangs".
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