"Thread was being aborted" error in mscorlib - web project

  • Thread starter Elliot M. Rodriguez
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Elliot M. Rodriguez

A few of our customers cannot access one of the pages on our vb.net asp.net
site. The problems are limited to only a few people, but these people have
the problem regularly.

The page in question is a simple details page from a link selected from
another page. The details page calls a procedure that calls our database,
returns a recordset, and does some simple binding to some web controls.

This page works for most of our customers. For the few that are getting
errors, I wrapped the procedure into a try/catch block and was met with the
following error information. It appears there are 2 errors being thrown.

#1
An error has occurred while processing your request for search results.
Please contact MIS department with the following information:

Error Message: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Error Source: dealerportal

Error Stack Trace: at dealerportal.searchprofile.DisplaySearchResults(String

strClaimNum)

Error Function Call/TargetSite: DisplaySearchResults

************************

#2

An error has occurred while processing your request. Please contact MIS
department with the following information:

Error Message: Thread was being aborted.

Error Source: mscorlib

Error Stack Trace: at System.Threading.Thread.AbortInternal() at

System.Threading.Thread.Abort(Object stateInfo) at

System.Web.HttpResponse.End() at

dealerportal.searchprofile.DisplaySearchResults(String strClaimNum) at

dealerportal.searchprofile.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)

Error Function Call/TargetSite: Page_Load



I have no idea where to start debugging for this, or why this is occuring
with only these customers. Anyone have any thoughts?
 
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Elliot M. Rodriguez

disregard please. the second error stems from a response.end up the
exception stack. sorry!
 

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