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connectionTimeout |
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Indicates, in seconds, how long to wait while establishing a connection before terminating the attempt and issuing and error. |
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15 |
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Use the connectionTimeout property if delays from network traffic or heavy server use make it necessary to abandon a connection attempt. |
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If the time from the connectionTimeout property setting elapses prior to the opening of the connection, an error occurs and ADO cancels the attempt. |
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If you set the property to zero, ADO will wait indefinitely until the connection is opened. |
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Make sure the provider to which you are writing code supports the connection time-out functionality. |
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This property is read/write when the ADODatabase object is closed and read-only when it is open. |
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If a connection is successfully made prior to the expiration of the seconds specified or the cancel() method is called, connectionTimeout has no effect. |
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If the specified time expires and a connection has not been successfully made, the attempt is terminated and an exception is thrown. |
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You can control the amount of time that can elapse before attempted connections are considered failed and are aborted. |
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The connectionTimeout specifies the amount of time, in seconds, before an attempt to connect to the data store times out. |
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If the connection does not successfully compile prior to expiration of the time specified in connectionTimeout, the connection attempt is canceled. |
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