In windbg, is there any way to sort the threads based on the last activity?

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Our application is getting hung intermittently. We got the memory dump and I loaded it to windbg. There are more than 100 threads it shown in the windbg.

I want to know what is the recent thread got executed before the hang occured. So I want to sort the threads based on the last activity. Is there any way/command to check that?

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Searched online but couldnt find any answer

Posted 1-Aug-20 4:10am

Coder969

Updated 1-Aug-20 5:18am

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[no name] 1-Aug-20 10:19am

Google for 'windbg call stack'. Have a look e.g. here: c# - How to list call stack of all managed threads using WinDBG? - Stack Overflow[^]

Coder969 1-Aug-20 10:21am

Thanks for the reply. I am able to list down the number of threads. I just want to know what is the last thread that got execute before the application hangs

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2020-08-01T05:18:00

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See Controlling Processes and Threads - Windows drivers | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 1-Aug-20 5:18am

Richard MacCutchan