by Mark » Thu, 29 Jun 2000 04:00:00
Opening a view that executes a long running query in the SQL Server 7.0
Enterprise Manager (SEM) will get an ODBC Timeout error.
CAUSE
The SEM's default for QueryTimeout is 30 seconds, and the timeout value is
not configurable.
Hi,
Has microsoft fixed this in SP2?
Thanks in advance.
Mark
by Jeremy Pullicin » Thu, 13 Jul 2000 04:00:00
Quote:> Re : Article ID: Q247070 from microsoft.com support.
> Opening a view that executes a long running query in the SQL Server 7.0
> Enterprise Manager (SEM) will get an ODBC Timeout error.
> CAUSE
> The SEM's default for QueryTimeout is 30 seconds, and the timeout value is
> not configurable.
> Hi,
> Has microsoft fixed this in SP2?
> Thanks in advance.
> Mark
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