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I've been receiving an error on one of my pages that the linq query has timed out as it is taking too long. It makes the page unusable.

It's a reports page which is only accessed by administrators around once a day. It's unavoidable to trim this query down at all, it just has to sort through a lot of data.

Solutions to fix this I've read are by increasing the timeout property in the data context, but I'd like to avoid doing that as it would change it for the entire website.

Is there any way to set a larger time out for individual pages?

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Just found the answer playing with intellisense:

using (MainContext db = new MainContext())
{
    db.CommandTimeout = 3 * 60; // 3 Mins
}

This is how you can increase the time out for a query on a per query basis as supposed to modifying the connection strings or data contexts.


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