On 9/22/05, Michael Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What platform/driver? If Linux, are you using FreeTDS and if so what > version? It > looks like the timeout is handled in the TDS library, not at the PHP level. > I did > some poking through the FreeTDS mailing list archives and it seems that PHP > calls > dbsettime() which was unimplemented in FreeTDS in earlier versions, so you > may need > a bleeding edge version of FreeTDS to use it. If you are using FreeTDS you > may want > to ask for help on the their mailing list. > > If you're using Windows with the SQL Client Tools DLL then I'm not sure why > the > queries aren't timing out...
I'm using PHP 5.03 (cli) on linux with freetds-0.63. Just before your last email i checked the freetds.conf and i found a timeout option. But unfortunatly that didn't help either. It's quite easy to reproduce. Just create a idiotic long query and see what happens ;) I have the limit now at 10 (which i presume are seconds) But thanks for the tip, i'll have a look at the beedling edge versions of freetds. Thanks! -- Jeroen -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
