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Timeout expired when runing Stored Proc

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dk2006

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I monitored the timing of my complex Stored Proc. Eventhough I set my timeout = 120 sec. It still returned timeout error at 30 sec. Is there an override timeout setting anywhere on SQL Server?

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No. Timeouts are set at the client. What client are you using to run the procedure?

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