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Nurullah Çalışkan commented on NIFI-10454:
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Or as an alternative solution, for example, the number of active threads is 93
(this was the number that appeared in my case), in this case, if you set the
timer driven thread count to 100, the number of threads will quickly decrease
to the actual number.
> flowfiles not progressing
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> Key: NIFI-10454
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-10454
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Nurullah Çalışkan
> Priority: Major
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> When the script body part of the execute script processor is set as set empty
> string and added to the nifi UI from the registry, 1 thread is open. The more
> processors there are, the more threads open. Because these threads are not
> terminated, the processors cannot proceed to the next runtime. This prevents
> flowfiles from progressing.
> I found a solution for this myself, so I'll share it. I found each processor
> one by one and terminated it. Problem solved. Then my flowfiles started to
> progress.
> This is the problem: I've seen nifi-1.15.x , nifi-1.16.0 and nifi-1.17.0, but
> haven't tried the others. I am using openjdk java 11.
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