Can I extend this time out...? If so.. is it a bad idea..? I have a report
that I'm running that is exceeding this timeout, I know.. optimize the
report,
it's not under my control, else I would.. I would like to setup a virtual
directory with a
large timeout to run all my reports in... What process is in charge of
monitoring and recycling
[aspnet_wp]..?

OK.. I found out that yes I can override this in a configuration file...
machine.config
<processModel
responseRestartDeadlockInterval="00:09:00"
responseDeadlockInterval="00:03:00" /> <!-- = 180 sec -->

This config setting I believe is inherited, don't know for sure... so now my
question becomes can I
override this in web.config....??? I'll probably have already answered that
question myself, but I would still like to know
if I could do something like this in my web.config if not, why.....

<processModel responseDeadlockInterval="00:10:00"/>


aspnet_wp.exe (PID: 1272) was recycled because it was suspected to be in a
deadlocked state. It did not send any responses for pending requests in the
last 180 seconds.

Take a look at KB article KB321792. It refers to a hotfix
that fixes this problem and doesn't recycle ASP.


>-----Original Message-----
>Can I extend this time out...? If so.. is it a bad
idea..? I have a report
>that I'm running that is exceeding this timeout, I know..
optimize the
>report,
>it's not under my control, else I would.. I would like to
setup a virtual
>directory with a
>large timeout to run all my reports in... What process is
in charge of
>monitoring and recycling
>[aspnet_wp]..?
>
>OK.. I found out that yes I can override this in a
configuration file...
>machine.config
> <processModel
> responseRestartDeadlockInterval="00:09:00"
> responseDeadlockInterval="00:03:00" /> <!--
= 180 sec -->
>
>This config setting I believe is inherited, don't know
for sure... so now my
>question becomes can I
>override this in web.config....??? I'll probably have
already answered that
>question myself, but I would still like to know
>if I could do something like this in my web.config if
not, why.....
>
><processModel responseDeadlockInterval="00:10:00"/>
>
>
>aspnet_wp.exe (PID: 1272) was recycled because it was
suspected to be in a
>deadlocked state. It did not send any responses for
pending requests in the
>last 180 seconds.
>
>
>.
>