Aitor,
In the registry (for Windows95 or WindowsNT), add or change the key
"CommandTimeout". I don't remember now if it previously existed, but I
think it did.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ODBC\ODBC.INI\<datasource>
The value will be a string which specifies the number of milliseconds
for a timeout. I've increased mine from the default "180000" to
"500000", and the problem has gone away.
I've heard that for the 16-bit driver, the \windows\system\odbc.ini
file needs to be edited.
Hope this helps,
David N. Lukenbill
> -----Original Message-----
> From: HP3000-L
> Sent: Thursday, May 07, 1998 6:58 AM
> To: HP3000-L
> Cc: si
> Subject: ODBC Link/SE ver. E.55 & 'Timeout on data error'
> Hello,
>
> We are accessing to an Allbase/SQL DB which is placed in a
> HP3000 through a
> Windows 95 client, having ODBC Link/SE ver. E.55 and with CR60.
>
> When asking for a report from Allbase/SQL with ODBC, the
> following error is
> raised: "Timeout on data read". However, the same SQL
> executed in the host
> itself, interactively, goes fine.
>
> As the ODBC manual says, this error is due to the exceeding
> of the Command
> Timeout, and the solution would be to increase it. The ODBC
> Link/SE ver.
> E.55 is limited, so the ODBC configuration doesn't offer any
> possibility of
> changing this timeout.
>
> Could it be possible to change/add this parameter in the
> System Register??
>
> Sincerelly,
> ***********************************************
> Aitor Epelde Soraluze
> Dpto. Informatica Marcial Ucin, s.a.
> [log in to unmask]
> ***********************************************
>
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