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I have a simple SQL script that I execute manually from Visual Studio. It is a data generation script so I expect it to take a couple of minutes to run. But I get the following error.
Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.
I don wan't to change any global server settings to be able to run this one file. Is there any commands that I could put at the top of the file to increase the timeout for just that script/transaction?
SQL Server will wait indefinitely before returning to the user. More than likely there was a client side timeout property set. For example you can set a timeout property for the ADO command object.
Cheers, Andy.