The operation has timed out

Hello Forum,
I was running a report that was built on report builder at some point an error message of the operation has timed out will come up.
I have set the time out to 0 values and more than 600 seconds too.
On SQL the report ran within 6 minute.
Will be glad for quick response.
Thank you.
Disu Ridwan

Hi Disu,
I assumed that you open the report builder from the report manager or you have connectted to the report server.
As you have mentioned that set the timeout value of the dataset didn't work. Please reference to the similer thread below to set the other time out in the configuration file and so on:
Report Builder 2.0 / 3.0 errors out with 'The operation
has timed out' when previewing a report saved in Report Server takes more than 10 minutes
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"The operation has timed out" when rendering a report
If you problem still exists, please feel free to ask.
Regards
Vicky Liu
Vicky Liu
TechNet Community Support

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