What are Dump Files?
A dump file is a file that contains a snapshot of a computer's system state, application memory, or processes at a particular point in time, usually created for troubleshooting purposes. These files are typically generated when a program crashes or encounters an error, allowing developers or IT professionals to diagnose the cause of the problem. Types of Dump Files Crash Dump : Created automatically when a program or the operating system crashes. Contains memory data, including active processes, the state of the system, and other critical information. Mini Dump : A smaller, more concise version of a crash dump. Contains limited but essential information for debugging (e.g., the error code, call stack). Full Dump : Contains the complete memory dump of the application or system at the time of the crash. Used for in-depth analysis, though it can be very large in size. Heap Dump : Captures the memory used by a Java or .NET application. Used for analyzing me...