Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 06/08/05 01:29

(arnaud_brunet@hotmail.com) writes:
> Yes, I am sure.
> When you print a document in Gestimum, Gestimum asks data to the data
> server (ms sql). And gestimum said that is an sql error.
>
> I will try to ask it at Gestimum directely.
>
> But it works which all of clients expect one so it's not a Gestimum
> Error or MS SQL Error => it's an user system error :)

The only timeout error SQL Server can produce is a lock-timeout error.

Most client libraries have two pre-defined timeouts: one for connections
and one for queries. Partulcarly the query timeout is often taken for
an SQL error, but SQL is in fact innocent.

Since this happens to a single user, my guess would be for a connect
timeout.

But it would really help if you posted the exact error message. (Et
en cas le message est en française, postez le message en françsais,
s'îl vous plaît.)

Contacting the vendor as you intend to do, is probably the best option.

--
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se

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