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| | Command Timeout Any ideas why a text query would timeout w/ a dataAdapter and the Command object, but execute quickly via Management Studio? Thanks -- Rob Schieber |
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| | Re: Command Timeout We were actually able to fix this, we ran dbcc flushprocindb([databaseId]), and the query executed normally through ado.net. Maybe bad execution plan or statistics? "rob schieber" <no-one@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eqEt8DvrIHA.2292@xxxxxx Quote: > Any ideas why a text query would timeout w/ a dataAdapter and the Command > object, but execute quickly via Management Studio? > > Thanks > > -- > Rob Schieber > |
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