sqlconnection.ConnectionTimeout vs. sqlcommand.CommandTimeout ?

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Hi there, not sure what't the difference between these two. How to
configurate these setting for long-run sql.

Need help. Thanks
 
ConnectionTimeout = length of time to wait for a connection to become
available
CommandTimeout = length of time to wait before a Command is done. Set the
CommandTimeout for long-running SQL.

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