You created a script to monitor your WebLogic Server WLS Execute Thread: 

Here is a message in your ExecuteThread.log file: 

What is the value of xxxx if the thread has been running a request for twenty minutes, assuming a default configuration? 

Answer options:

A. SRANDBY
B. ACTIVE
C. STUCK
D. RUNNING
E. WAITING
F. ADMIN
G. FAILED

C

This thread is considered Stuck by WebLogic because it`s been running for over the time defined in MaxStuckThreadTime (600 seconds by default). Weblogic Server waits for this time to be reached before marking a thread as stuck if the thread is still working after this time. Example: [STUCK] ExecuteThread: `2` for queue: `weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)` id=73 idx=0x128 nid=13410 prio=1 alive, in native, daemon Reference: https://blogs.oracle.com/WebLogicServer/entry/analyzing_a_stuck_weblogic_execute