Programming Guide - Actian

How You Can Monitor a Running ApplicationFor each node, OpenROAD provides the following information about the threadit represents:Thread identifierTells you which frame began the thread (for example, main_control:1).The number after the starting frame's name indicates when, in relation toother threads, the thread began. For example, if the number is 3, thatthread is the third thread started in the application.Name of the currently active executable component of the threadDisplays the name of the current frame, procedure, or user class methodin parenthesesStatus of the threadIs displayed in the third line of the rectangle representing the threadYou can access the following options from the pop-up menu that appears whenyou right-click any thread box in the tree structure:Call StackDisplays the thread's detailed call stack.For information about using the call stack, see Call Stack Window (seepage 460).Event QueueDisplays the event queue for the thread's current frame.For information about using the event queue, see Event Queue Window(see page 462).Debugger WindowDisplays the window for the thread's current frame.For information about this window, see How You Can Use the DebuggerWindow (see page 467).Call Stack WindowEach thread in an application has a separate call stack, and you can open aCall Stack window for each thread. The call stack shows all calls to procedures,frames, and user class methods.460 Programming Guide