# Threads pane

The Threads pane displays a table of all the threads in the current program. Each thread is a separate row, and an arrow indicates the current thread. Use the Threads pane to view information about the threads in your program, set the current thread, and enable or disable thread execution.

Each thread is a row in the table that can include the following columns:

- Enabled: A check mark indicates that the debugger allows the thread to run during stepping operations. Click to turn on and turn off this option.
- Thread ID: The ID of the thread.
- Stopped: Indicates in which thread the program stopped.
- Module: The name of the source code module that the thread was executing when it stopped.
- Line: The line in the source code module where the debugger stopped the program.
- Program: The name of the program running in the thread.
- Library: The library that contains the program running in the thread.

To set a thread as the current thread, right-click the thread and select Set Current Thread.

To change the column display, right-click the Threads pane and select Columns.

To copy all the data from the pane to the clipboard, right-click the Threads pane and select Copy Panel.

To suspend updates to the pane, right-click the Threads pane and select Suspend Updates. To begin updating again, right-click in the pane and select Resume Updates.