>At that point I can see ConnectionTimeout = 0 under Connection in the dao tree in the watch window. So, it appears that the connection string has set it properly. Is there something else I need to do to in order to set the CommandTimeout? If so, please provide some code because I can't seem to get past this point.
ConnectionTimeout tell ADO.NET how long it should wait to get a connection, it's not what you need. You need to look at SQLCommand.CommandTimeout.
Try this:
IDbCommand c;
IDbConnection conn = this.GetDataAccessObject().CreateConnection();
conn.Open();
c = conn.CreateCommand();
c.CommandTimeout = 120;
c.CommandText = "EXEC sp_YourStoreProc";
c.ExecuteNonQuery();
Stephen Lee
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Too much to code
Too little time
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