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01.17.2008 at 07:43AM PST, ID: 23090474
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How to change default SQL command timeout through config file

Asked by dgelinas in MS SQL Server, .NET Framework 2.0

Tags: timeout, sql, default, command

Hello,

I need to be able to update the SQL command default timeout of 30 to something greater.  I KNOW this can be done super easy through code, however, I do not have that luxury and need to do it through a config file for deployment reasons.  I've been researching where this can be done... looking at app.config, machine.config, web.config and haven't had any luck.  Closest I've found is SQL transaction timeout but that's transaction not command.

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Zones: MS SQL Server, .NET Framework 2.0
Tags: timeout, sql, default, command
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