VB.NET
Scripts remain in the threads view unless they are manually aborted or
are replaced with a new version. The
scripts remain in the waiting (WaitSleepJoin) until they are requested
to run again.The Threads screen lists all the threads that are running in the system. This is useful for discovering problems; if a custom script or event is causing problems, you can stop it or restart it.
To get to this screen, launch the web interface, then click the Threads button beneath the time and date bar (if the option to display it was selected in the Web Site Setup screen).
VB.NET
Scripts remain in the threads view unless they are manually aborted or
are replaced with a new version. The
scripts remain in the waiting (WaitSleepJoin) until they are requested
to run again.
Click on the graphic below for more information on this screen.
