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A.M
Hi,
Can I define connection's timeout in SqlConnection's connection string ?
Thanks,
Alan
Can I define connection's timeout in SqlConnection's connection string ?
Thanks,
Alan
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William \(Bill\) Vaughn
You mean besides using the ConnectionString "Connection timeout=xx;" option?
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Warren Patterson
server=myServer;uid=myUser;pwd=myPassword;database=myDatabase;Connect
Timeout=60
Connect Timeout=60
Timeout=60
Connect Timeout=60
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Angel Saenz-Badillos[MS]
Be aware that the Connection Timeout value is "at least" x instead of "at
most" x seconds. We will not automatically abort the connection attempt when
the timeout is reached. Think of a loop:
Try to connect loop:
If time is greater than Connection Timeout exit.
call win32 api; //this can take some time.
End try to connect loop.
In this scenario your worst case connection timeout will be Connection
Timeout -1 + time it takes to do win32 api call. In some cases, like a
server that is down this can add up to a significant chunk of time.
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most" x seconds. We will not automatically abort the connection attempt when
the timeout is reached. Think of a loop:
Try to connect loop:
If time is greater than Connection Timeout exit.
call win32 api; //this can take some time.
End try to connect loop.
In this scenario your worst case connection timeout will be Connection
Timeout -1 + time it takes to do win32 api call. In some cases, like a
server that is down this can add up to a significant chunk of time.
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