VS 2008 Does It Exists Something Like Command Timeout Block
Nov 1, 2009
Sometimes my MySQL-commands hangs forever without throwing any exception. I've tried setting both command- and connection timeout for my connector, but it still hangs sometimes.Does it exist some kind of timeout block? Like, if the command hasn't been executed within X seconds, then continue.
provide an example of a client server app using the System.Net.Sockets class that:
(a) supports multiple client connections
(b) that implements some sort of command-response timeout feature (by that I mean, once a client connects the server sends the client a message [e.g. Message A] and waits without blocking communication with other clients for a response. If a response is not received within a defined period it tries again perhaps and if there is still no response then it disconnects the client. If a response is received then it sends another message [e.g. Message B] and so on....Whilst this is going on the server must be able to accept connections from other clients).
If anybody has done something like this before and is willing to share their knowledge I'd be grateful. I've been trying for ages to get the timeout feature working correctly to no avail. I haven't posted what I have already because frankly it's a mess. I tried an ArrayList of timers (one for each client) that I started and stopped as messages were sent and received, but the timer elapsed event kept firing after I thought it should have stopped which may have something to do with the various threads involved with the asychronous communication I was trying to use (I really dont know).
It's really the server end that I'm having problems with because the client app only has to deal with messages coming from a single source. At this stage I don't care if it's done using synchronous or asychronous communication. I've trawled the web for every example I can find and but I can't find one that implements this kind of command-response timeout with multiple clients - i.e. most of them just show how to listen out (server) and connect (client) and how to send a message, i.e. there's no sequence of messages or timeouts.
I am having a problem with a SQL server query giving a timeout error. I read about setting the timeout value of the command object but in my DAL, I do not see how to do that. Here is how I create the command object
Public Sub Init() If ConnString = "" Then Select Case ConnStringID
I'm not sure if this is a VB.NET error or SQL Server. But I get the above error with following stack trace:
[SqlException (0x80131904): Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.] System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError(SqlException
I am working with synchronizing 2 databases (SQL Express and SQL Compact Edition) using VS 2010. It works fine when the program first running. However the SQL Command "Timeout expired" Exception occurred when the code has been executed for several times. The error message is:
I found the following code on another site that works great for what I need. Is there any way I can add a timeout in this code? I can't figure how to do it.
I have a routine that will connect to a tcp server and then disconnect which works perfect. It checks the connection to another program on another pc which is what I need. But if the computer is not on or the ip address is not valid, it takes a bit for it to time out and continue on.
how to add a timeout of 2 seconds to the following code?
Private Function CheckServer(ByVal IP2 As String, ByVal Port2 As Integer) As Boolean CheckServer = False
I have a Windows Service that is behaving strangely on Windows 2003 systems (works fine on XP, Win7). If the service is started manually within the OS, then everything is fine. However, if the system is rebooted (with the service set to Automatic startup), then an "At least one service or driver failed during system startup" dialog is generated once the boot completes. If I check the event log, there is an event 7022 with the following text:
I am not sure how much work there is to inheriting from the web client class.
Currently I am using it in my project. And I can't change to anything else. The customer would like to have a timeout after a certain period of time. The web client doesn't have this.
So rather than re-invent the wheel, I am thinking of inheriting from the web client and adding this property.
Both of these properties have a default value of 30 seconds but I am setting them to something much shorter (8) and my application does not seem to recognize the timeout. Even if I allow the default value of 30 seconds to elapse I still am waiting on the timeout. I am trying to use the connecttimeout to notify my client application that the remote sql server is not available before I try and execute a sql transaction.
I am not sure why this is not working though, the sqlexception for timing out has worked for me before and all I did was set a non-default property. The only change here is that this is a MDI type of project, which shouldn't matter.
I caused the VB.NET2008 IDE to do something extremely odd and unintentional with some code I was writing. As some of you know, I mostly write programs for industrial equipment. On one of our products, I needed to make certain forms automatically close after a timeout period. To do this, I began programming a usercontrol with a Timer on it (interval = 1000) and a ProgressBar. Timer.Enabled was set to the Enabled event so I could toggle it. When the control counted to it's timeout period, it would call Me.ParentForm.Close
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I've created the following function and thrown it inside of a timer:
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I am using VS 2008 and MySQL. Which one of the following methods is efficient or a proper one to check if record exists or not before making an attempt to insert.
1. HasRows Property. 2. Select Where Exists 3. Select Count(*)
Or if there is any other appropriate method ( which i am not aware of ) available to do it in vb.net ?
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HTML Function SheetExists(ByVal sheetname As String) As Boolean Dim oWorkbook As Excel.Workbooks
[Code]....
It errors out at Dim oWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet = oWorkbook.Sheets(sheetname).
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