Timeout error occurs in application while accessing larger SSRS reports

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Hi All,

I am facing a difficulty when I try to access larger SSRS reports(hosted in another server) from my application(different server).

I have a report server(SSRS), an application server(IIS) and a database(Sql server).
When I try to open reports in application, it calls ssrs reports server, from there db is called, and ultimately the report is being shown/downloaded from the application. It works perfectly fine for smaller reports.

But when I try to access larger reports from the application, it throws an error saying timeout exception. Is there any solution to this or any way to increase time?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Posted 24-Aug-15 3:37am

Amrut Bishnu

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manognya kota 25-Aug-15 5:25am

Did you try changing the report execution time in the web.config?

Amrut Bishnu 10-Sep-15 1:57am

I have increased the execution time in both the servers. Still didn't work.

virusstorm 25-Aug-15 13:41pm

You either need to optimize the SQL so that it runs faster or increase the execution timeout. Take a look at this:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155782.aspx

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