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    Avoid Timeouts

    Hello All,

    Other than setting my executionTimeout to 300 and maxRequestLength to 204800. Is there anything else I can do to avoid timeout issues.

    Below is what I added to my webconfig file.......

    <httpRuntime
    executionTimeout="300"
    maxRequestLength="204800"
    useFullyQualifiedRedirectUrl="false"
    minFreeThreads="8"
    minLocalRequestFreeThreads="4"
    appRequestQueueLimit="100"
    /><!-- end of April 29 added code-->


    Basically it only happens when I do a sql query that returns alot of results.
    I'm not concerned about the sql side, as I'm trying to see what I can optimize
    on the asp side. We have a sql guy to take care of that.

    Any thoughts, help is appreciated.

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    Re: Avoid Timeouts

    Would it make sense to implement some kind of paging so you don't need to return so many records to the browser?

    DJ

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    Re: Avoid Timeouts

    Quote Originally Posted by dj4uk
    Would it make sense to implement some kind of paging so you don't need to return so many records to the browser?

    DJ
    Thanks, I was trying to avoid the paging (lazyness on my part), but it is good practice.

    Thanks again, I will go with paging

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