classic asp ADO timeout problem with OleDB but ok with ODBC

• Jean-Pierre PONS

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  October 15, 2015 at 5:58 am

  #305514

  Hi folks,

  I've got a strange problem :

  We use a classic asp web site which deals with an SQL Server 2012 database.

  1°- using this connexion string "Driver={SQL Server};Server=xxx;UID=uuu;PWD=ppp;Database=ddd"

  I can without problem run a Stored proc which lasts more or less 1 minute long.

  I use for this to run fine the CommandTimeout property of the ADODB.Command object set to a value of 120 (secondes).

  2° When switching to this connexion string "Provider=SQLOLEDB; Data Source=xxx;Initial Catalog=ddd;Application Name=aaa;User Id=uuu; Password=ppp" the page give a timeout error (err = 80040e31) after a 30 secs delay.

  Seems like the Command.CommandTimeout is ignored :/

  Anyone already has a similar experience ?

  PS : just to test, please use this kind of procedure :

  CREATE PROCEDURE UP_TEST as

  set NOCOUNT ON

  WAITFOR DELAY '000:00:40'

  SELECT '40 Second Delay'

  PS2 : I've also specified the ADODB.Connection.connectiontimeout at a value of 120...

• Lowell

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  October 15, 2015 at 6:56 am

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  i think you also need to set connectiontimeout as well.

  Each object can have it's own time timeout: SQLBulkCopy , SQLCommand, and SQLConnection all have seperate timeouts, for example.

  so if you used all three, you might need to set each one explicitly.

  Lowell

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• Jean-Pierre PONS

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  October 15, 2015 at 7:12 am

  #1833473

  Hi Lowell,

  Which 3 items do you mean ?

  I've used :

  Connection.connectionTimeout = 120

  Command.CommandTimeout = 120

  Third one ?

  Thks in advance ^^