[thelist] Script Timeout Problem

[Chris at globet.com]

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> No indenting, sorry. Assuming this is classic ASP, you can 
> set this property in global.asa 
> Server.ScriptTimeOut=timeinseconds. I would put this in 
> application_onstart
> 
> If you can't restart IIS to make it take account of the new 
> version global.asa, I found it useful to rename global.asa to 
> something else, then rename it back. This has the same effect 
> as far as I recall.

I believe that all you need to do is make a change to Global.asa and
save it, to restart the application.

> You can probably set it in the individual script as well.

It has not been specified what this script is doing, but the default
timeout is 90 seconds. It is probably worth taking a look at why the
script is taking so long to process, as simply increasing the timeout
may not necessarily address the problem satisfactorily.

Chris Marsh
Web Developer
http://www.globet.com/
Tel: +44 20 8246 4804 Ext 828
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