If a Citect SCADA process is running, the Kernel window can be used to diagnose the runtime information for that process.
Note: The Citect.ini parameter [Debug]Menu needs to be set to 1 to display the Kernel. By default, this parameter is set to 0, which means the Kernel menu option will not appear in Runtime Manager.
To view the Kernel for a process:
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Note: If Citect SCADA is running as a service, you are unable to view the Kernel for a process. However you can still use the Dump Kernel feature. See Operating Runtime Manager in Service Mode.
Dump Kernel Data for a Running Process
You can dump Kernel data for a running process directly from the Runtime Manager.
When complete, the message "Kernel data has been dumped successfully" is displayed. Kernel data for only one process may be dumped at a time. Kernel data is dumped in non-verbose mode. This menu option can be disabled by setting the INI parameter [RuntimeManager]AllowDumpKernel to 0.
Published June 2018