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SSRS - report is aborted after 5 minutes, procedure runs 6 minutes in db
Hidden Features of SQL ServerSelect columns from result set of stored procedureWhat is the best way to auto-generate INSERT statements for a SQL Server table?SSRS - Severe error message when running stored procedureSSRS - Report returns no dataParameters from Stored procedures Inside SSRSReset identity seed after deleting records in SQL ServerSSRS: Reporting services with a stored procedure that returns columns with same nameSSRS Report timing out after 10 minutesSSRS Error after 240s
someone can advise me? I have procedure which runs 6 minutes in database. But when i start report with this procedure so report is aborted after 5 minutes. We have set timeout in Reporting Services on 30 minutes. Report has 550 rows and 32 columns (low size). Before in procedure was INSERT INTO dbo.table now i change it on #table. Can't Report Server remember last problem with insert into dbo.table?
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someone can advise me? I have procedure which runs 6 minutes in database. But when i start report with this procedure so report is aborted after 5 minutes. We have set timeout in Reporting Services on 30 minutes. Report has 550 rows and 32 columns (low size). Before in procedure was INSERT INTO dbo.table now i change it on #table. Can't Report Server remember last problem with insert into dbo.table?
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I am really not sure what your question is. A problem with the timeout, or is there an error on the table? Please update and clarify a) what code you are executing b) the change you're trying to make to the code.
– Jacob H
2 days ago
I think that procedure is OK. In db is procedure successful. But report in browser shows: Loading... but after 5 minutes Report Server has status for this report: rsProcessingAborted.
– Mike43279
2 days ago
I would rephrase your question. 5 minutes is a decent amount of time for a Stored Proc to run for an SSRS report. I can't imagine a user having to wait for 5 minutes for a dataset to return under most circumstances. Perhaps as a start you'd like help determine why your code is slow? If so, post the code, and the actual execution plan. Here is a good guide on how to do that.
– scsimon
2 days ago
Can you check the log file for a corresponding thread aborted exception? Also, what is the ssrs client, report manager, report viewer or ssrs api in web app?
– Ross Bush
yesterday
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someone can advise me? I have procedure which runs 6 minutes in database. But when i start report with this procedure so report is aborted after 5 minutes. We have set timeout in Reporting Services on 30 minutes. Report has 550 rows and 32 columns (low size). Before in procedure was INSERT INTO dbo.table now i change it on #table. Can't Report Server remember last problem with insert into dbo.table?
sql-server reporting-services asked 2 days ago
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someone can advise me? I have procedure which runs 6 minutes in database. But when i start report with this procedure so report is aborted after 5 minutes. We have set timeout in Reporting Services on 30 minutes. Report has 550 rows and 32 columns (low size). Before in procedure was INSERT INTO dbo.table now i change it on #table. Can't Report Server remember last problem with insert into dbo.table?
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I am really not sure what your question is. A problem with the timeout, or is there an error on the table? Please update and clarify a) what code you are executing b) the change you're trying to make to the code.
– Jacob H
2 days ago
I think that procedure is OK. In db is procedure successful. But report in browser shows: Loading... but after 5 minutes Report Server has status for this report: rsProcessingAborted.
– Mike43279
2 days ago
I would rephrase your question. 5 minutes is a decent amount of time for a Stored Proc to run for an SSRS report. I can't imagine a user having to wait for 5 minutes for a dataset to return under most circumstances. Perhaps as a start you'd like help determine why your code is slow? If so, post the code, and the actual execution plan. Here is a good guide on how to do that.
– scsimon
2 days ago
Can you check the log file for a corresponding thread aborted exception? Also, what is the ssrs client, report manager, report viewer or ssrs api in web app?
– Ross Bush
yesterday
add a comment |
I am really not sure what your question is. A problem with the timeout, or is there an error on the table? Please update and clarify a) what code you are executing b) the change you're trying to make to the code.
– Jacob H
2 days ago
I think that procedure is OK. In db is procedure successful. But report in browser shows: Loading... but after 5 minutes Report Server has status for this report: rsProcessingAborted.
– Mike43279
2 days ago
I would rephrase your question. 5 minutes is a decent amount of time for a Stored Proc to run for an SSRS report. I can't imagine a user having to wait for 5 minutes for a dataset to return under most circumstances. Perhaps as a start you'd like help determine why your code is slow? If so, post the code, and the actual execution plan. Here is a good guide on how to do that.
– scsimon
2 days ago
Can you check the log file for a corresponding thread aborted exception? Also, what is the ssrs client, report manager, report viewer or ssrs api in web app?
– Ross Bush
yesterday
I am really not sure what your question is. A problem with the timeout, or is there an error on the table? Please update and clarify a) what code you are executing b) the change you're trying to make to the code.
– Jacob H
2 days ago
I am really not sure what your question is. A problem with the timeout, or is there an error on the table? Please update and clarify a) what code you are executing b) the change you're trying to make to the code.
– Jacob H
2 days ago
I think that procedure is OK. In db is procedure successful. But report in browser shows: Loading... but after 5 minutes Report Server has status for this report: rsProcessingAborted.
– Mike43279
2 days ago
I think that procedure is OK. In db is procedure successful. But report in browser shows: Loading... but after 5 minutes Report Server has status for this report: rsProcessingAborted.
– Mike43279
2 days ago
I would rephrase your question. 5 minutes is a decent amount of time for a Stored Proc to run for an SSRS report. I can't imagine a user having to wait for 5 minutes for a dataset to return under most circumstances. Perhaps as a start you'd like help determine why your code is slow? If so, post the code, and the actual execution plan. Here is a good guide on how to do that.
– scsimon
2 days ago
I would rephrase your question. 5 minutes is a decent amount of time for a Stored Proc to run for an SSRS report. I can't imagine a user having to wait for 5 minutes for a dataset to return under most circumstances. Perhaps as a start you'd like help determine why your code is slow? If so, post the code, and the actual execution plan. Here is a good guide on how to do that.
– scsimon
2 days ago
Can you check the log file for a corresponding thread aborted exception? Also, what is the ssrs client, report manager, report viewer or ssrs api in web app?
– Ross Bush
yesterday
Can you check the log file for a corresponding thread aborted exception? Also, what is the ssrs client, report manager, report viewer or ssrs api in web app?
– Ross Bush
yesterday
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check the remote query timeout on SQL Server by running
sp_configure 'remote query timeout (s)'
If this says 300 then this is likely to be the issue. You can increase this value, check the documentation here..
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-the-remote-query-timeout-server-configuration-option?view=sql-server-2017
answered 2 days ago
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There are multiple timeout settings that affect SSRS report execution:
1) On a dataset level:
2) On SSRS instance level, config file rsreportserver.config:
<Add Key="DatabaseQueryTimeout" Value="120"/>
3) In a web.config file, which can be found in the same folder as rsreportserver.config:
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="9000" requestValidationMode="2.0" />
4) In a SSRS configuration table:
USE ReportServer
select Name, Value from ConfigurationInfo
WHERE Name in ('SessionTimeout','SystemReportTimeout')
If any value changed in 2, 3, 4 the restart of SSRS service is required
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check the remote query timeout on SQL Server by running
sp_configure 'remote query timeout (s)'
If this says 300 then this is likely to be the issue. You can increase this value, check the documentation here..
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-the-remote-query-timeout-server-configuration-option?view=sql-server-2017
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check the remote query timeout on SQL Server by running
sp_configure 'remote query timeout (s)'
If this says 300 then this is likely to be the issue. You can increase this value, check the documentation here..
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-the-remote-query-timeout-server-configuration-option?view=sql-server-2017
answered 2 days ago
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check the remote query timeout on SQL Server by running
sp_configure 'remote query timeout (s)'
If this says 300 then this is likely to be the issue. You can increase this value, check the documentation here..
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-the-remote-query-timeout-server-configuration-option?view=sql-server-2017
answered 2 days ago
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check the remote query timeout on SQL Server by running
sp_configure 'remote query timeout (s)'
If this says 300 then this is likely to be the issue. You can increase this value, check the documentation here..
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/configure-the-remote-query-timeout-server-configuration-option?view=sql-server-2017
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There are multiple timeout settings that affect SSRS report execution:
1) On a dataset level:
2) On SSRS instance level, config file rsreportserver.config:
<Add Key="DatabaseQueryTimeout" Value="120"/>
3) In a web.config file, which can be found in the same folder as rsreportserver.config:
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="9000" requestValidationMode="2.0" />
4) In a SSRS configuration table:
USE ReportServer
select Name, Value from ConfigurationInfo
WHERE Name in ('SessionTimeout','SystemReportTimeout')
If any value changed in 2, 3, 4 the restart of SSRS service is required
answered yesterday
Alexander VolokAlexander Volok
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add a comment |
There are multiple timeout settings that affect SSRS report execution:
1) On a dataset level:
2) On SSRS instance level, config file rsreportserver.config:
<Add Key="DatabaseQueryTimeout" Value="120"/>
3) In a web.config file, which can be found in the same folder as rsreportserver.config:
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="9000" requestValidationMode="2.0" />
4) In a SSRS configuration table:
USE ReportServer
select Name, Value from ConfigurationInfo
WHERE Name in ('SessionTimeout','SystemReportTimeout')
If any value changed in 2, 3, 4 the restart of SSRS service is required
answered yesterday
Alexander VolokAlexander Volok
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add a comment |
There are multiple timeout settings that affect SSRS report execution:
1) On a dataset level:
2) On SSRS instance level, config file rsreportserver.config:
<Add Key="DatabaseQueryTimeout" Value="120"/>
3) In a web.config file, which can be found in the same folder as rsreportserver.config:
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="9000" requestValidationMode="2.0" />
4) In a SSRS configuration table:
USE ReportServer
select Name, Value from ConfigurationInfo
WHERE Name in ('SessionTimeout','SystemReportTimeout')
If any value changed in 2, 3, 4 the restart of SSRS service is required
answered yesterday
Alexander VolokAlexander Volok
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There are multiple timeout settings that affect SSRS report execution:
1) On a dataset level:
2) On SSRS instance level, config file rsreportserver.config:
<Add Key="DatabaseQueryTimeout" Value="120"/>
3) In a web.config file, which can be found in the same folder as rsreportserver.config:
<httpRuntime executionTimeout="9000" requestValidationMode="2.0" />
4) In a SSRS configuration table:
USE ReportServer
select Name, Value from ConfigurationInfo
WHERE Name in ('SessionTimeout','SystemReportTimeout')
If any value changed in 2, 3, 4 the restart of SSRS service is required
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I am really not sure what your question is. A problem with the timeout, or is there an error on the table? Please update and clarify a) what code you are executing b) the change you're trying to make to the code.
– Jacob H
2 days ago
I think that procedure is OK. In db is procedure successful. But report in browser shows: Loading... but after 5 minutes Report Server has status for this report: rsProcessingAborted.
– Mike43279
2 days ago
I would rephrase your question. 5 minutes is a decent amount of time for a Stored Proc to run for an SSRS report. I can't imagine a user having to wait for 5 minutes for a dataset to return under most circumstances. Perhaps as a start you'd like help determine why your code is slow? If so, post the code, and the actual execution plan. Here is a good guide on how to do that.
– scsimon
2 days ago
Can you check the log file for a corresponding thread aborted exception? Also, what is the ssrs client, report manager, report viewer or ssrs api in web app?
– Ross Bush
yesterday