Syntax:

CtxKill (context entry or identifier,kill thread)

Parameters:

context entry or identifier: A number representing the context. This number can either be the context entry number in the current context list or the actual context identifier.

kill thread: Default: False. If this parameter is set to True, contexts are killed even if the thread they are hosting is busy with external resources. Note that if this is set to True, there is a risk to locked resources.

Returns:

True when the specified context is abruptly removed. If the context is not found or you are trying to remove the current context, the function fails and returns False.

Note:

A running context can be removed at any time regardless of its current activity, including synchronous external operations such as the Invoke UDP operation.

The CtxKill function abruptly terminates the running thread of the specified context. Terminating a running thread can result in the improper release of resources, such as database connections and Instantiated Java or COM objects, which is similar to abruptly terminating the engine process.

Before evaluating the CtxKill function, you should load the Context list by evaluating the CtxNum function.