I am using ReportViewer and .rdlc reports to create a chart. I have created the SQL in a Stored Procedure (MS SQL) and tested it. Because of the size of the database, it runs 1-2 minutes...and, of course, times out in the Web Page. I have tested it with smaller data and it works fine. I understand how to change the timeout parameter in SqlDataSource, no sweat. BUT, the same code does not work with ObjectDataSource. I do not wish to hand code every report, if I can avoid it. I have looked all over the web and see this same question asked several places, but NO answers...can someone answer this question? I need to change the COMMAND (not connection) timeout parameter in ObjectDataSource in VB...... Any ideas? John H
may be this will help you http://www.netnewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet/topic24541.aspx
