Auto Generate Layout Error

When I puss the Generate button to create a new RTF template based on the default data model, i obtain the following error:
"Connection was timed out. (autolayout)"
Do anyone know that issue?? What I have to do to solve it????

Hi, can be for many reasons, now i thinks two options.
1) Your request is very heavy(for example you request 1.000.000 rows)
2) You have an parameter in your query.
you can create a query with you know request a few rows after that you upload template and copy the old query.
I suppose for your name that you are Spanish

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