How do you modify the Java HotSpot Startup command to enable this feature and save the dump in the directory D:\hprof-dumps\?

One Managed Server that is part of a large domain throws java.lang.out of Memory error
(OOM) occasionally. You have been monitoring this server with the jvisualVM tool but that
didn’t help because the issue occurs infrequently and not a specific scenario. So you
decided to force the server to dump the heap memory as soon as an OOM gets thrown in
order to analyze the dump file later. How do you modify the Java HotSpot Startup command
to enable this feature and save the dump in the directory D:\hprof-dumps\?

One Managed Server that is part of a large domain throws java.lang.out of Memory error
(OOM) occasionally. You have been monitoring this server with the jvisualVM tool but that
didn’t help because the issue occurs infrequently and not a specific scenario. So you
decided to force the server to dump the heap memory as soon as an OOM gets thrown in
order to analyze the dump file later. How do you modify the Java HotSpot Startup command
to enable this feature and save the dump in the directory D:\hprof-dumps\?

A.
Add-xx:+HeapDumponoutofMemoryExecepttion-xx:HeapDumppath=D:\hprof-dumps.

B.
Add-xx:+HeapDumponoutofMemoryError-xx:Dumppath=D\hprof-dumps.

C.
Add-xx:+HeapdumponoutofMemory-xx:HeapDumppath=D:\hprof-dumps.

D.
Add-xx:+DumpHeaponoutofmemoryError-xx:Heappath=D:\hprof-dump.

E.
Add –xx:+DumpHeaponoutofmemory-xx:Dumppath=D:\hprof.

F.
Add-xx:+HeapDumponoutofmemoryError-xx:Heapdumppath=D:\hprof-dumps.



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