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Crock Posts: 13 From: Castle Rock Status: offline	Timeout on ASP script - 3/23/2001 13:00:00 I'm running our intranet site on a Windows NT 4.0 server and IIS. I'm running ASP queries to an Oracle database and they work fine most of the time. However, on the larger queries I get this error message: The maxium amount of time for the script to execute was exceeded. You can change this limit by specifying a new value for the property server.scripttimeout or by changing the value in the IIS administrator. I'm just not seeing where to make this change. Any help would be great!


Spooky Posts: 26603 Joined: 11/11/1998 From: Middle Earth Status: offline	RE: Timeout on ASP script - 3/25/2001 20:23:00 In the asp script, specify the timeout you need : <% server.scripttimeout=40 %> (in reply to Crock)


Crock Posts: 13 From: Castle Rock Status: offline	RE: Timeout on ASP script - 3/26/2001 20:40:00 My asp script writing isn't as good as my sql. Where would I put this statement? When I modify the asp in the red text section, it keeps removing it when I save it in FP. Thanks for your help!!! (in reply to Crock)

Spooky

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RE: Timeout on ASP script - 3/26/2001 23:27:00

Using the DRW huh?

Leave it completely out of there.
In code view, place it above the <html> tag

To edit the drw for anything else, edit the grey code and it will change the red code.

Or, if you want to customise it some more, put it on a diet : www.outfront.net/spooky/adv_drw_diet.htm

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Crock Posts: 13 From: Castle Rock Status: offline	RE: Timeout on ASP script - 3/26/2001 13:48:00 It appears to be working great! As always, I appreciate your assistance. (in reply to Crock)

gmac

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From: Novato, CA, USA
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RE: Timeout on ASP script - 4/2/2001 20:14:00

Hello Spooky,

I was reading this thread and would like to know more about how you get the "red" DRW code changed. I have several pages that I customize the DRW. They work fine until I need that dreaded RED code changed. Usually I set up a new basic DRW that pulls the new view or criteria and then paste the HTML from my old customized page onto the new page containing the correct RED code.

Is there an easier way?
How can I change the Gray area to impact the RED?

Thanks again for sharing your
valuable knowledge!!

Greg

quote:
Originally posted by Spooky:
Using the DRW huh?
Leave it completely out of there.
In code view, place it above the <html> tag
To edit the drw for anything else, edit the grey code and it will change the red code.
Or, if you want to customise it some more, put it on a diet : www.outfront.net/spooky/adv_drw_diet.htm

(in reply to Crock)

Mojo

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RE: Timeout on ASP script - 4/2/2001 20:35:00

Greg,

Check out Spooky's article at:

http://www.outfront.net/spooky/adv_drw_diet.htm

He explains all.

Joe

(in reply to Crock)