Request time out error ?

Question

mentioned   Connection Timeout=1800;"   in a web.config connection string .

Rajkiran Swain · Answer

In Coding section while you are doing the crud operation .

Yogesh Vedpathak · Answer

Hi rajkiran ... I am not getting where to add ?

Rajkiran Swain · Answer

You can use DbContext.Database.CommandTimeout = 180;

Yogesh Vedpathak · Answer

hi, i changed as per your request on iis server but process getting much time still continue process is alive so getting result is difficult ...but my web.config is like so where to put code

Rajkiran Swain · Answer

"300"  />                  Open IIS -> click on the your siteName -> configuration Editor on the Section, scroll to system.web/httpRuntime. Increase the executionTimeout to the time you think it will take to execute your process... You can also set it in the web.config like the answer above However in my case it work when I do it from IIS.