Connection Timeout error

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hi,
i am getting connection timeout error in sql when selecting datas from table takes more time..nearlly (3 min)

i used:
con.ConnectionString = "Data Source=datasource;uid=uid;pwd=pwd;Initial Catalog=database;Integrated Security=false;Connection Timeout=30000";
but still i am getting the error, can you please help me

Posted 22-Feb-10 18:34pm

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Solution 1

Are you actually connecting ? (Valid UserID/Password SQL User ?)

You have Integrated Security set to false here, deliberately ?

Express version of SQL Server or not ?

SQL Server set to use both authentication methods ? Or if just one which ?

Cheers.

Posted 22-Feb-10 18:57pm

DABBee

Solution 3

Are you getting the timeout while you connect to the datavase, or when you try to select the data?

Posted 22-Feb-10 20:17pm

WoutL

Solution 2

I Have removed the" Integrated Security=false;" but still i am getting the error "System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.".

Posted 22-Feb-10 19:11pm

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Solution 4

Connection established successfully, This error occurs when the query execute.

Posted 22-Feb-10 21:06pm

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Solution 6

Wow thank a lot...i got it bu setting command.COnnectionTimeOut = 100

Posted 22-Feb-10 22:08pm

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WoutL · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-22T21:09:00

Solution 5

Then you have to increase your command timeout. This cannot be done with the connection string as far as I know.

Posted 22-Feb-10 21:09pm

WoutL