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YAQ on Connection Time out
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22/05/2010 12:55:14
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Microsoft SQL Server
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Other
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SQL Server:
SQL Server 2005
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01465578
Message ID:
01465588
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>>Hi,
>>
>>In addition to the time out you set for your SQL Server connection in your VFP application, does SQL Server itself set a time limit on the connection? And how do you determine if your connection has timed out? For example, say at the top of the application or a module you connect to SQL Server and get a connection handle. Then you pass this connection handle to SQLEXE() function. Which fails if your connection is timed out. So I guess the failure of SQLEXE will tell your application that connection has timed out. Is there another method to determine it?
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>>TIA.
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>Dmitry,
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>There's difference between ConnectTimeOut and IdleTimeout (there's also QueryTimeout)
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>Once you have the connection handle, you can set its IdleTimeout and QueryTimeout
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>=sqlsetprop(connectionHandle, 'IdleTimeout', 0) && zero = default and indefinitely
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>QueryTimeout is how long it can take for a query to return results. 0 or indefinitely is also the default
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>The default for indefinite is 15 secs ( so I read in the help >> SQLSETPROP)

Thank you, Gregory. But what I don't understand is when I set the IdleTimeout to 10 and then wait a minute (greater than 10 seconds) and then call SQLEXE() with the connection handle I get no error and the data is returned. The way I understand IdleTimeout (from you message and the VFP Help) is the handle obtained initially should be invalid and I should get an error. What am I missing?
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