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ADO.NET Command Timeout problem - The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding

Asked by plq in .NET

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I've seen several other threads on this but none seem to help solve my problem:

In this code, I run a sql statement on sql server into a sql data reader

        Dim cmdS As SqlCommand
        Dim drS As SqlDataReader

        If mdbTransaction Is Nothing Then
            cmdS = New SqlCommand(sSql, mdbSql)
        Else
            cmdS = New SqlCommand(sSql, mdbSql, mdbTransaction)
        End If
        cmdS.CommandType = CommandType.Text
        cmdS.CommandTimeout = 30
        drS = cmdS.ExecuteReader

On the last line I am getting the error "The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding"

The sql statement runs instantly on Query Analyser. No transaction is open, so the first side of the IF is executed

When I step through the debugger slowly, the problem doesn't happen. When I allow the process to run without debugging, it hangs or gives the above message.

The problem happens straight after a reboot so I don't think its a pooling issue


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