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I didn't see anyone mention it but OEE allows you to browse all the agents of an ABL application, and explore the sessions that are running within each of them. You can even click to see the callstack for each of the sessions. If one of them is "stuck" then you will find it in OEE with a related session state (something other than IDLE). Are you windows or Linux? I find that the oemanager REST api is helpful for management. You can use it with curl or powershell. Below is session detail for a certain agent (for some reason agents in oemanager are identified by some strange looking character string, that is not the PID). see screenshot from an oemanager REST request. If you want a powershell example, you can get a basic example here (the purpose of this was to trim sessions, but the same structure might apply to investigating misbehaving sessions too): PAS - Pick up new r-code - Forum - OpenEdge Development - Progress Community
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