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Hello,
I have an application that grabs data through use of a strongly typed
XSD. However, in doing so, I am wondering if I have lost the ability
to set the CommandTimeout on the command object (since I do not have
the command object explicitly anymore).
I have a stored procedure that grabs a bunch of orders for bulk
processing. If there are a lot of orders the stored procedure times
out.
While I will look into optimizing the query down the road, I was
wondering if I can still set the CommandTimeout property somehow.
Thanks
I have an application that grabs data through use of a strongly typed
XSD. However, in doing so, I am wondering if I have lost the ability
to set the CommandTimeout on the command object (since I do not have
the command object explicitly anymore).
I have a stored procedure that grabs a bunch of orders for bulk
processing. If there are a lot of orders the stored procedure times
out.
While I will look into optimizing the query down the road, I was
wondering if I can still set the CommandTimeout property somehow.
Thanks