Preventing the request timeout

[Pavils Jurjans]

Hello,

It is possible to set a high value in the web.config file, to prevent
request timeout for a very complex pages that take long time to generate:

<system.web>
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="300"/>

But, I do not like to keep such a high value as a default. I better keep
there a low value, and in case I need to generate complex report, I'd change
it to a higher value, just for this very request. Is there any way to set
that value at runtime?

Thanks,

Pavils

[George Ter-Saakov]

Unfortunately there is no way to change it per request.
There is Server.ScriptTimeout but it only works in development (when
compiled in DEBUG mode).
George
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Hello,

It is possible to set a high value in the web.config file, to prevent
request timeout for a very complex pages that take long time to generate:

<system.web>
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="300"/>

But, I do not like to keep such a high value as a default. I better keep
there a low value, and in case I need to generate complex report, I'd
change it to a higher value, just for this very request. Is there any way
to set that value at runtime?

Thanks,

Pavils