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  • M megasoft house

    How to increase time of SQL connection timeout property in VB.NET

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    What is the physical nature of your network that makes you think that is necessary?

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      What is the physical nature of your network that makes you think that is necessary?

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      Why would the network have anything to do with the connection timeout requirements? If he is running a long stored proc then the timeout is relevant on the connection and the network latency is irrelevant.

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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        Why would the network have anything to do with the connection timeout requirements? If he is running a long stored proc then the timeout is relevant on the connection and the network latency is irrelevant.

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        Is that not CommandTimeout?

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          Is that not CommandTimeout?

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          I beleive there is a difference but would have to look it up, probably the command timeout is effective for the current command where a connection timeout is for all commands on the connection.

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            I beleive there is a difference but would have to look it up, probably the command timeout is effective for the current command where a connection timeout is for all commands on the connection.

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            On the app I wrote for working with large datasets that can take over an hour to process certain fetch events, I have set my connection timeout to 5 seconds, and the command timeout to 0 (ie never timeout). works a treat.

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              On the app I wrote for working with large datasets that can take over an hour to process certain fetch events, I have set my connection timeout to 5 seconds, and the command timeout to 0 (ie never timeout). works a treat.

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              Mycroft Holmes
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              Sure but that has nothing to do with the network :-D

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                Sure but that has nothing to do with the network :-D

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                Thats why you confused me with this;

                Mycroft Holmes wrote:

                If he is running a long stored proc then the timeout is relevant on the connection

                The long running should be on the command, not the connection, or you should have said irrelevant on the connection. Anyway, doesn't matter, we'll leave it there, I need a cuppa...... :)

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                • M Mycroft Holmes

                  Why would the network have anything to do with the connection timeout requirements? If he is running a long stored proc then the timeout is relevant on the connection and the network latency is irrelevant.

                  Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                  Mycroft Holmes wrote:

                  Why would the network have anything to do with the connection timeout requirements?

                  What other enterprise constraint would require changing it?

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                    Mycroft Holmes wrote:

                    Why would the network have anything to do with the connection timeout requirements?

                    What other enterprise constraint would require changing it?

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                    You seem to have taken a severe left turn, the OP was asking about how to change the connection timeout and you are now pursuing enterprise level network information. The guy may be working on a single user, personal application he is learning on (considering it is VB this is even more likely) and needs to cope with a long running stored procedure.

                    Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                      You seem to have taken a severe left turn, the OP was asking about how to change the connection timeout and you are now pursuing enterprise level network information. The guy may be working on a single user, personal application he is learning on (considering it is VB this is even more likely) and needs to cope with a long running stored procedure.

                      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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                      Mycroft Holmes wrote:

                      and needs to cope with a long running stored procedure.

                      And changing the connection timeout is going to impact that?

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