Hi @pooo zz ,
This error message indicates that the SQL Server was not able to complete the operation within the specified time limit, and the execution has timed out. There are several possible causes for this error:
Server performance: The SQL Server might be overloaded or experiencing performance issues, causing it to take longer than expected to complete the query.
Query complexity: The query being executed might be too complex or involve too much data, making it take longer to execute than the timeout period allows.
Network issues: There might be issues with the network connection between the client and the SQL Server, causing delays in data transmission.
Server configuration: The SQL Server configuration settings might be set to a low timeout value.
To resolve this error, you can try the following steps:
Check the SQL Server logs to see if there are any performance or connectivity issues that need to be addressed.
Increase the timeout value in the SQL Server configuration settings to allow the query more time to complete.
Best regards,
Seeya
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What statements? The same statements that the application submits? Or some completely different statements?
Please bear in mind that we only know as much about your problem as you tell us, and our answers will be accordingly.
Good afternoon, erland. Maybe I didn't express it clearly. The statement here refers to the sql code provided by sanling. I used SET STATISTICS on and off to try to find out whether the error is caused by these statements not being optimized, but it executes quickly, so I ruled it out. I don't know if you know anything about the application log, because someone recommended me to see what caused it in this way. If you have any suggestions, please comment. I am also contacting the crm supplier now.
Thanks in advance!
pooo
I have no idea what "sanling" is.
Here is one thing to try. Before you run the statement from Sanling, run this command: SET ARITHABORT OFF. Does this change things?
Any chance you can share the problematic statement with us?
Thank you erland for your reply, I contacted the manufacturer and finally got the answer that the delay of their link to the database is 15ms, so when my computer freezes suddenly prompts the login failure, thank you again for your free time to help me!!
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