CommandTimeout – How to handle it properly – code example
Properly closing a connection to Sql Server in DotNet is more challenging than one might think. Classic code looks something like this MSDN example:
Tag: SqlClient
CommandTimeout – How to handle it properly?
ADO.Net Data Provider for SQL Server (System.Data.SqlClient namespace in System.Data.dll assembly) has two common classes we often use: SqlConnection and SqlCommand. SqlCommand class has CommandTimeout property (do not mix it with the ConnectionTimeout which stops long login process). But, do …
