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| From: | Rick Strahl |
| To: | nitesh |
If you did then I don't know - there are only two timeouts involved so if you're still seeing a timeout your client is timing out.
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Hi,
In IIS , we have already setup the timeout interval.
As I said it's not enough to set it in the INI. You also have to set the IIS setting.
+++ Rick ---
Hi Rick,
I have already increase the timeout interval from "ini" file but still we are facing the same timeout issue.
Please advice.
You mean you're making remote database requests?
There are multiple timeouts that have to be set. THere's the IIS (Web Server) timeout and there's the Web Connection timeout - these two are separate. The Web Connection timeout is set in wc.ini or Web.Config (Timeout key).
In IIS 7/8 the execution timeout is set in web.config in the <system.web><httpRuntime executionTimeout="600" /> property (in seconds). Alternately you can also set this in the Configuration Editor for the site or virtual.
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Hi Rick,
Thanks for your reply,but I am using the dll file to connect with database.
So any solution on the dll file to use.I am calling like that:-- "connect/conn.dll?LOGONUSER~"
we pass the user name and password on it.
Thanks
You can use the wwSQL Class which will automatically reconnect if a timeout occurs on a SQL connection.
+++ Rick ---
Hi,
I am using the wc.dll in my foxpro application for connecting to the database.I have setup all dll files and code.
when I am trying to use the dll for connecting with database ,it gives the error message of timeout.I increase the timeout of connection up to 10 minutes.
Can anyone help on it.
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