Cannot stop memory monitor thread

Hi All,
I am getting the following error intermittently in a dataflow which has degree of parallelism = 8.
22943 0 SYS-170111 27/11/2009 12:22:05 |SubDataflow DF_Conform_ISI_Person_Match_Prep_1_9
22943 0 SYS-170111 27/11/2009 12:22:05 Cannot stop memory monitor thread: <RWThreadImp::terminate - No thread is active within the runnable>
Any ideas as to the cause ?
Thanks,
Eric Jones.

We are having the same issue.
According to ADAPT00890818, this issue should be resolved in 12.0.0. We are currently running with version 12.2.2.3.
Please advice.

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Hi Experts,
WE have this warning in pretty much every job in production. But the warnings are not specific to certain jobs they might occur one day and not the other day.
Cannot stop memory monitor thread: <RWThreadImp::terminate - No thread is active within the runnable>.
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In the memory monitor's shutdown logic, once it tells the monitor thread to shutdown it waits for the thread to terminate but only for 10 seconds. It could be that at this same time the wait expired when the thread actually terminates. So when this happens in the shutdown logic we force terminate the thread. Since there is no active thread anymore the terminate call throws an exception and then we catch it and then throws the error for the job."
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source code that throws the exception like bellow, in a http request, the
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source code that throws the exception like bellow, in a http request, the
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public void doit() throws IOException {
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/fileroot");
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at java.lang.UNIXProcess.<init>(UNIXProcess.java:143)
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Steve

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