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0 active threads (1 terminated) QueryDatabaseTable processor NiFi
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Created 02-20-2019 07:44 AM
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Hi for all !
Is anybody know why processor's thread info (up right corner) turn in red and have an info about - "0 active threads (1 terminated) "? The processor works fine but this red info makes me to warn about. How it is critical and how can I fix this?
Thanks!
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Created 02-20-2019 02:51 PM
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AFAIK a thread can only be terminated like that manually, perhaps someone right-clicked on the processor and chose Terminate? A Terminated thread is really an "interrupted" thread, once it has been interrupted it should close gracefully but I don't believe there is any such guarantee. In any case, the processor should continue to run successfully even with terminated threads, although there may be an underlying issue with why someone terminated the thread to begin with (infinite timeout, e.g.)
Created on 02-20-2019 07:48 AM - edited 08-17-2019 05:00 PM
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Created 02-20-2019 08:19 AM
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You may need to review logs for more information \logs\nifi-app.log and \logs\nifi-user.log. There is also a log level switch but I can't remember the location. Good luck.
Created 02-20-2019 02:51 PM
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AFAIK a thread can only be terminated like that manually, perhaps someone right-clicked on the processor and chose Terminate? A Terminated thread is really an "interrupted" thread, once it has been interrupted it should close gracefully but I don't believe there is any such guarantee. In any case, the processor should continue to run successfully even with terminated threads, although there may be an underlying issue with why someone terminated the thread to begin with (infinite timeout, e.g.)
Created 06-07-2019 02:29 PM
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Thanks,Matt! Sorry for a late answer 🙂
