Exception: Timeout expired

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Dean Slindee

"The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the
server is not responding".
ExceptionType: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException
Method: OnError

I am getting the above error message when calling a long running stored
procedure from a VS2005 WinForm application. Using Windows 2000 OS with SQL
Server 2000, ADO.NET, Framework 2.0. The stored procedure just takes some
time to build a lot of tables in SQL Server. To be a little more precise,
the one stored procedure calls four more stored procedures (doubt it
matters, but just in case...)

So, my question is this: is there a setting in VS2005 or SQL Server that I
can turn off or extend so that this timeout is disabled?

Thanks in advance.
Dean Slindee
 
Set the CommandTimeOut property of the SqlCommand object to whatever you
need.
 
The standard time out is 20 seconds , so you need to high up the command
time out to the required value

regards

Michel
 

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