You can use this information to debug the cause of the exception. For example, each row in the Abnormal Thread Termination window represents a thread in the Thread Histogram window.
You can open the Thread Histogram metric, and notice that when a thread terminates, the associated bar in the Thread Histogram display is shorter than the others. Note that the thread histogram does not distinguish between threads that terminate normally or abnormally.
Symptoms that an application might show if it has abnormally terminating threads include:
•Poor application response.If worker threads terminate, then the application might continue to work, but at a reduced speed.
•The entire application terminates.Usually the application itself does not terminate as the result of one thread dying. However, it is possible that the entire application might eventually terminate if it cannot handle the loss of a thread.
See also:
•Identifying Abnormal Thread Termination (page 44)
Uncaught Exception StatisticsThese statistics are derived from more than one metric.The Uncaught Exception Statistics display shows you:•Thread name
•Type of Exception•Time thrown, as the time from the start of the application•Throw point as a subentryUsing Alerts 109