Re: Threads when they are done

When I terminate a thread in this manner to kill runaway thread:

<cfloop list="#t#" index="i">
<cfif findNoCase('RUNNING', evaluate('#i#.status')) gt 0>
<cfsilent> <cfthread action="terminate" name="#i#"
/> </cfsilent>
</cfif>
</cfloop>

Each thread that is terminated gets logged in the application log of the CF
administrator.

How do I keep this from getting logged?

> How do I keep this from getting logged?

Write your code so the threads finish gracefully, without you having to
kill them?

-- or --

If you have to kill these runaway threads... why is it a problem that their
death gets logged?

--
Adam

>> How do I keep this from getting logged?

>Write your code so the threads finish gracefully, without you having to
>kill them?


The thread is very simple. Only a few lines of code and it finishes just fine.
But, because of the nature of application, about a hundred threads are spawned
and the garabage collector normally kills all of them by the time the join is
completed. However, sometimes some of those threads hang around for no apparent
reason. So, after the threading has been completed, then I would like to check
to make sure they have been freed up so they are available for other requests.


-- or --

>If you have to kill these runaway threads... why is it a problem that their
>death gets logged?


Because killing a thread should not be considered an application error.