HIS 2013 - Command Timeout - Dynamic DB2 Sendport

Hi ,
In one of our application (BizTalk 2013 R2), We are integrating with DB2 (Host Integration server 2013) using dynamic sendport. The default command timeout for DB2 is 30 seconds. This timeout can be increased in DB2 static sendports.
But as we are using Dynamic sendport, we are not seeing such option in the context properties to set the command timeout.
Any suggestions on how to set command timeout for dynamic DB2 sendport?
Thanks,
Karthik M
karthik

This timeout can be increased in DB2 static sendports. But as we are using Dynamic sendport, we are not seeing such option in the context properties to set the command timeout.
As you said, we really can't set timeout for Dynamic send port, you can consider
contacting Microsoft support directly(http://support.microsoft.com)

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