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    Default The request has exceeded the allowable time

    Has anyone seen this error before?

    The request has exceeded the allowable time limit Tag: cfoutput

    Thanks
    dawils Guest

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    Default Re: The request has exceeded the allowable time

    G'day,

    Basically, the message means your page has taken too long to finish
    processing, so ColdFusion has ended the process in order to free up the server.

    <shamless grab of something else I posted a minute ago>
    If you have access to the administrator, you can increase the timeout period
    server-wide in the Settings page (Timeout requests after n seconds) - if you
    just want to increase the timeout period for that particular page, you can tack
    on requestTimeout=x (where x is the number of seconds before the page times
    out) to the url:

    [url]http://server/page.cfm?requestTimeout=6000[/url]

    Alternatively you can use the tag <cfsetting requestTimeOut = "x"> within your
    code to overide the default setting...

    </shameless grab of something else I posted a minute ago>


    Fug Guest

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