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v6.5.4 client & server v5r3 iSeries I have a Java agent in a DB that reads an iSeries file using JDBC(JTOpen) and updates Domino documents accordingly. I've done this several times on several different systems and it works great(usually). With this one agent, I'm getting the "error cleaning up agent threads" message which ultimately prevents the server from shutting down when it comes time to shutdown for backups. I've reviewed the code and believe I have the necessary recycle() methods in place where they need to be. I searched the IBM/Domino tech support site and found this nice technote(http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=463&context=SSKTMJ&q1=recycle&uid=swg21141368&loc=en_US&cs=utf-8&lang=en) that describes how to identify threads that have started but not shut down. I added this troubleshooting code to my Java agent and have some output which seems to indicate there are two threads that were started but not shut down. My question is how to interpret the output from this troubleshooting algorithm. Here is the output: Dump the current threadgroup: ThreadGroup UTG: importData, objid = 1055181066 subgroups = 0 total threads = 2 Thread Name, ThreadID, ThreadGroup AgentThread: importData, 1047120138, UTG: importData AS400 Read Daemon-1, 1047202058, UTG: importData The agents name is importData. I assume the last two lines point out what I should be looking at but I don't know what they mean -- anyone have any suggestions ??? Bob
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