The request timeout set via the cfsetting on the page will take priority -
that is the whole point of it - so you can override the CFIDE setting should
you need to for long running requests.





-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Hensman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 19 May 2005 10:54
To: CF-Server
Subject: timeouts

Quick question, which takes preference, the global request timeout
setting, or the timeout on a scheduled task?  If the global timeout is
set to 10 minutes, and the timeout on a task to 1 hour, will it work if
it runs over ten minutes?

Thanks,
Richard



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