I have a node with 1000+ children, when I try to publish all sub pages I get a timeout error after about 150 documents. Is there any solution to this anyone can suggest? Thank you.
Have no real solution to your problem, but if you really need to republish these 1000+ nodes asap, I'd install Richard's excellent maintenance dashboard package which allows you to select a number of docs and publish those in bulk. (I've used it before and tend to do a 50 document publishes each time, making sure I don't run into timeouts.
I changed the executionTimeOut to what you suggested, and it solved the time out problem I had. Are there any problems having a very high executionTimeOut as you suggest on my production server (performance issues, hanging threads etc)?
publish all children timeout
I have a node with 1000+ children, when I try to publish all sub pages I get a timeout error after about 150 documents. Is there any solution to this anyone can suggest? Thank you.
Have no real solution to your problem, but if you really need to republish these 1000+ nodes asap, I'd install Richard's excellent maintenance dashboard package which allows you to select a number of docs and publish those in bulk. (I've used it before and tend to do a 50 document publishes each time, making sure I don't run into timeouts.
As said, not THE solution, but it would work...
Cheers,
/Dirk
Hi John,
Go for Dirk's solution or increase the ExecutionTimeout setting in the web.config on the httpRuntime element as in the example below
<httpRuntime requestValidationMode="2.0" maxRequestLength="512000" executionTimeout="99999999" />
Cheers,
Richard
That's a brilliant answer. No I'd not tried the maintenance dashboard before, what a very very useful thing. Thank you.
Hi Richard
I changed the executionTimeOut to what you suggested, and it solved the time out problem I had. Are there any problems having a very high executionTimeOut as you suggest on my production server (performance issues, hanging threads etc)?
thanks
Thomas
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