app. My app will throw like 5 of these and will work normally again.
I'm thinking it is because my worker process was recycling so it
aborted all the threads. My question is, How can I stop it?Don't put any code after Response.Redirect(). That's it. Those Thread
Abort Exceptions will go away.
If you have so much as a return statement after a
Response.Redirect(?,true);, you'll run the risk of seeing these
exceptions. Regardless of what you do, you shouldn't be sweating them.
They're completely harmless.
Jason Kester
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