Starting a Recording From the JRockit Command Line

Use the -XXjra command in combination with an option listed in Table 3-1, for example, -XXjra:recordingtime to specify the duration of the recording.

Table 3-1 Command Line Startup Options
Option	Description
`delay`	Amount of time, in seconds, to wait before recording starts.
`recordingtime`	Duration, in seconds, for the recording. This is an optional parameter. If you don't use it, the default is 60 seconds.
`filename`	The name of recording file. This is an optional parameter. If you don't use it, the default is `jrarecording.xml`.
`sampletime`	The time, in milliseconds, between samples. Do not use this parameter unless you are familiar with how it works. This is an optional parameter.
`nativesamples`	Displays method samples in native code; that is, you will see the names of functions written in C-code. This is an optional parameter.
`methodtraces`	You can set this to false to disable the stack trace collection that otherwise happens for each sample. The default value is true.
`tracedepth`	Sets the number of frames that will be captured when collecting stack traces. Possible value are 0 through 16. The default value is 16.
`heapstat=<true \| false>`	Allows you to enable or disable the tracking of heap statistics. `-XXjra:heapstat=true` enables heap statistic tracking `-XXjra:heapstat=false` disables heap statistic tracking. This tracking is enabled by default but, under certain circumstances can adversely affect transaction latency. In those situations, it is strongly recommended that you disable heap statistic tracking.

The startup options that you have used are shown in the VM Arguments tab on the General tab. See View VM Arguments.