timscronin
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Having brain lock today, where is the odbc timeout setting on a user's workstation (connecting to sql server 2000)
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ODBC Timeout setting
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TheStriker
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timscronin,
Need more info, if you are you talking about the front end then who is your client. If you are talking about the SQL Server itself then it should be located in the Query Analyzer. If this doesn't help, post back with more info. Try not to be so ambiguous with your requests.
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Need more info, if you are you talking about the front end then who is your client. If you are talking about the SQL Server itself then it should be located in the Query Analyzer. If this doesn't help, post back with more info. Try not to be so ambiguous with your requests.
-You cannot solve a problem with the same thinking that created it.
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timscronin
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found answer, set the query odbc timeout property in access to fix it
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