Crystal Enterprise 9 - Session Timeout

[speder]

Hello,

I'm trying to lower the session timeout value, but is having no success. I tried to do it via IIS administration. Should this be done programmatically?

Thanks,

Soren

 

[chenkang]

Create a ASP page which has

Response.redirect <Your report URL>

At begin of the asp page, use &quot;Server.ScriptTimeout = 10&quot;

Hope this help.

Kang

 

[synapsevampire]

Make sure you apply the hotfix (popular question today):

http://support.crystaldecisions.com/library/kbase/articles/c2013277.asp

-k

 

[TexasGal2]

In the server settings there are time-out values - look at each one of them - I think the cache server is one, but there is moret than one and I don't remember the other one off the top of my head.

 

[SurfingGecko]

If you are trying to lower the sesssion time to try and facilitate a faster license cleanup, why not try adding the -DefaultSessionTimeout 10 (or 5) to the WCS command line in the CCM

This should tell the WCS to clean up any inactive sessions every 10 (or 5) minutes.

Cheers,

SurfingGecko

http://www.surfinggeckosoftware.com

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