Time out Error While running from C# Solution

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Hi All,

I am trying to update the database from the solution and I have set the time out value to 180. But it keeps on giving the below issue

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Timeout expired.  The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.

However when I run the same thing in SQL SERVER 2008 R2 Sql query it completes in 24 seconds.

I tried setting timeout to "0", 180 and even 7200 also
I verified all the connections open are closed

Any suggestions on the issue?

Posted 7-Jul-15 8:27am

anupama962010

Updated 8-Jul-15 4:39am

Herman<T>.Instance

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Abhipal Singh 7-Jul-15 14:35pm

Where are you setting the timeout?
What is the unit of timeout (seconds, milliseconds, etc)?
Can you publish the code to explain the problem a bit more clearly.

PIEBALDconsult 7-Jul-15 14:41pm

Showing the code might help. (Use Improve question.)

ZurdoDev 7-Jul-15 14:56pm

There is only one way I've seen to get a timeout issue. It's timing out.

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 7-Jul-15 15:31pm

Try setting CommandTimeout=0

Herman<T>.Instance 8-Jul-15 10:58am

Did you debug your code?
Do you run Express Profiler to see what is happening in your database?

Andy Lanng 8-Jul-15 11:19am

Sounds like an open transaction not being committed. Post your code so we can see

Herman<T>.Instance 8-Jul-15 11:24am

plausible

Jitesh Hirani 15-Jul-15 3:16am

Check for your connection string.

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Mohit Awa · Answer 1 · 2015-07-15T09:27:00

Solution 1

add option(recompile) after some of your select queries, let me know if that helps.

Posted 15-Jul-15 9:27am

Mohit Awa