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Azure SQL Database restore - The request timed out
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InAzure SQL Database Bacpac Local RestoreAzure Storage account creation takes lot timeBackup in SQL Azure very slowAzure SQL wait operation timed outThe fastest backup/restore strategy for Azure SQL databases?Azure SQL Database - SlowIs it possible to restore a SQL Server Standard 2014 backup to Azure SQL?Azure SQL Database sometimes unreachable from Azure WebsitesSQL Azure workers percentage hitting limit and causing failed requestsRestoring Deleted Azure SQL Database From Portal - Failing Deployment With InternalServerError
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I'm trying to restore a very small Azure SQL Database, but I keep getting "The request timed out" error. I have tried twice in the last 24 hours. I tried this on another account with a different database and it restored fine within a few minutes. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this issue and if so what is the resolution?
azure-sql-database asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
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I'm trying to restore a very small Azure SQL Database, but I keep getting "The request timed out" error. I have tried twice in the last 24 hours. I tried this on another account with a different database and it restored fine within a few minutes. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this issue and if so what is the resolution?
azure-sql-database asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
1
Can you try PowerShell? github.com/twright-msft/azure-content/blob/master/articles/…
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:23
1
Maybe is just a portal issue ...
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:30
Thanks guys. It turned out to be Microsoft having latency issues on their end causing timeouts on SQL Server. It's just very frustrating when you have to pay them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 22 at 0:30
add a comment |
I'm trying to restore a very small Azure SQL Database, but I keep getting "The request timed out" error. I have tried twice in the last 24 hours. I tried this on another account with a different database and it restored fine within a few minutes. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this issue and if so what is the resolution?
azure-sql-database asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
I'm trying to restore a very small Azure SQL Database, but I keep getting "The request timed out" error. I have tried twice in the last 24 hours. I tried this on another account with a different database and it restored fine within a few minutes. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this issue and if so what is the resolution?
azure-sql-database azure-sql-database asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
asked Mar 20 at 20:17
Dave StuartDave Stuart
417516
417516
1
Can you try PowerShell? github.com/twright-msft/azure-content/blob/master/articles/…
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:23
1
Maybe is just a portal issue ...
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:30
Thanks guys. It turned out to be Microsoft having latency issues on their end causing timeouts on SQL Server. It's just very frustrating when you have to pay them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 22 at 0:30
add a comment |
1
Can you try PowerShell? github.com/twright-msft/azure-content/blob/master/articles/…
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:23
1
Maybe is just a portal issue ...
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:30
Thanks guys. It turned out to be Microsoft having latency issues on their end causing timeouts on SQL Server. It's just very frustrating when you have to pay them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 22 at 0:30
1
1
Can you try PowerShell? github.com/twright-msft/azure-content/blob/master/articles/…
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:23
Can you try PowerShell? github.com/twright-msft/azure-content/blob/master/articles/…
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:23
1
1
Maybe is just a portal issue ...
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:30
Maybe is just a portal issue ...
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:30
Thanks guys. It turned out to be Microsoft having latency issues on their end causing timeouts on SQL Server. It's just very frustrating when you have to pay them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 22 at 0:30
Thanks guys. It turned out to be Microsoft having latency issues on their end causing timeouts on SQL Server. It's just very frustrating when you have to pay them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 22 at 0:30
add a comment |
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So, the reason caused the error "The request timed out" is Microsoft having latency issues on their end on SQL Server.
You payed them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
Maybe it's not a good experience and costs you extra. And fortunately, the issue was finally fixed.
Your case also reminds us if we encounter this kind of problem in the future, that's a way to ask help from Microsoft Azure.
So I post your comment as the answer, and others can reference it.
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
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So, the reason caused the error "The request timed out" is Microsoft having latency issues on their end on SQL Server.
You payed them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
Maybe it's not a good experience and costs you extra. And fortunately, the issue was finally fixed.
Your case also reminds us if we encounter this kind of problem in the future, that's a way to ask help from Microsoft Azure.
So I post your comment as the answer, and others can reference it.
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
add a comment |
So, the reason caused the error "The request timed out" is Microsoft having latency issues on their end on SQL Server.
You payed them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
Maybe it's not a good experience and costs you extra. And fortunately, the issue was finally fixed.
Your case also reminds us if we encounter this kind of problem in the future, that's a way to ask help from Microsoft Azure.
So I post your comment as the answer, and others can reference it.
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
add a comment |
So, the reason caused the error "The request timed out" is Microsoft having latency issues on their end on SQL Server.
You payed them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
Maybe it's not a good experience and costs you extra. And fortunately, the issue was finally fixed.
Your case also reminds us if we encounter this kind of problem in the future, that's a way to ask help from Microsoft Azure.
So I post your comment as the answer, and others can reference it.
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
So, the reason caused the error "The request timed out" is Microsoft having latency issues on their end on SQL Server.
You payed them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
Maybe it's not a good experience and costs you extra. And fortunately, the issue was finally fixed.
Your case also reminds us if we encounter this kind of problem in the future, that's a way to ask help from Microsoft Azure.
So I post your comment as the answer, and others can reference it.
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
answered Mar 22 at 3:14
Leon YueLeon Yue
64714
64714
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
add a comment |
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
Thanks Leon! That is all true except I didn't pay me them. I actually Tweeted them, which is option on the Ticket part when creating an incident, and several hours later I checked the Monitor Log and there were 3 entries with the word "Incident". The description was to do with latency BUT then a couple hours later that disappeared from the Log and the Restore was successful.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 23 at 4:47
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Can you try PowerShell? github.com/twright-msft/azure-content/blob/master/articles/…
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:23
1
Maybe is just a portal issue ...
– Alberto Morillo
Mar 20 at 21:30
Thanks guys. It turned out to be Microsoft having latency issues on their end causing timeouts on SQL Server. It's just very frustrating when you have to pay them to help you with their problem. It took over 2 days before they fixed the issue.
– Dave Stuart
Mar 22 at 0:30