Timeout for cfstoredproc

Hi. Is there a way to set timeout for the tag
<CFSTOREDPROC>? I mean, for cfquery, it has a parameter
timeout in seconds. How about for CFSTOREDPROC?
I tried using
<cfset startproc = GetTickCount()>
<cfsetting requesttimeout = "20" />
<CFSTOREDPROC PROCEDURE="fsdfsd" DATASOURCE="sfsds">
cfprorparams here.........
</CFSTOREDPROC>
<cfset proc_execute = GetTickCount() - startproc >
proc_execute returns about 30,000 ms which is 30 s. But the
timeout needs to end it in 20 s. It seems requesttimeout doesn't
include the time it took for the stored procedure executing. That
is why I'm looking for a timeout in cfstoredproc. Any suggestions?
I don't wanna go to the Oracle server and set the timeout settings.
I want it done in Coldfusion. Thanks.

There is no timeout attribute for cfstoredproc. Since all the
processing is occurring inside the database there is no way for us
to time it out. Also, since we do not know the DBMS in advance we
could not use any DBMS specific means. If Oracle SQL lets you set
it inside the SP, that is your way to go.
RequestTimeout/page timeouts only cover the time CF is in
control of the thread.

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[28/05/2002 14:17:37:108 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Starting servlet, millis=1022588257108
[28/05/2002 14:17:37:108 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Starting Retrieval of Meta-Data time=1022588257108
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:005 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Starting servlet, millis=1022588275005
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:005 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Starting Retrieval of Meta-Data time=1022588275005
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:005 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher6 starting on page
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:005 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Query String=_mode=3
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:105 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher6 xxx Characters=3522 page, millis=100
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:105 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Processing data 3.0.8
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:105 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Computed character set from response "x-oracle/portal-page; charset=UTF-8" as "UTF-8"
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:105 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 x-oracle-portal-expires header derives to: Wed, 29 May 2002 21:37:55 GMT
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:105 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 setting up cache output stream subID is 1
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:185 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher6 xxx Characters=5000 page, millis=180
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:195 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher6 xxx Characters=3924 page, millis=190
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:195 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher6 Finished working on page, size=12446, millis=190, id=null
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:195 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 11
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 12
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Adding portlet to queue 12
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT:80//pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 timeout =15
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 13
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Adding portlet to queue 13
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT:80//pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 timeout =15
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 14
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Adding portlet to queue 14
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT:80//pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 timeout =15
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 16
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Adding portlet to queue 16
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT:80//pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 timeout =15
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 17
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Adding portlet to queue 17
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT:80//pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 timeout =15
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 mTimeOut=15000 for 18
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Adding portlet to queue 18
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT:80//pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:205 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 username is PUBLIC
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher5 starting on 11
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Query String=_portlet_id=1&_provider_id=807692&_node_id=80769&_reference_path=11_FAVORITES_807692&_language=us&_mode=1&_back_page_url=null&_page_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT%2Fservlet%2Fpage%3F_pageid%3D1%2C11%26_dad%3Dportal30%26_schema%3DPORTAL30&_has_title_region=1&_has_border=0&_page_type=PORTLETS
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=27 username is PUBLIC
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=27 content-fetcher4 starting on 12
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=27 Query String=_portlet_id=2&_provider_id=807696&_node_id=80769&_reference_path=12_COMPORTLET_TECHNEWS_807696&_language=us&_mode=1&_back_page_url=null&_page_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT%2Fservlet%2Fpage%3F_pageid%3D1%2C11%26_dad%3Dportal30%26_schema%3DPORTAL30&_has_title_region=1&_has_border=0&_page_type=PORTLETS
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=28 username is PUBLIC
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=28 content-fetcher3 starting on 13
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:215 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=28 Query String=_portlet_id=2&_provider_id=807692&_node_id=80769&_reference_path=13_RECENTOBJECTS_807692&_language=us&_mode=1&_back_page_url=null&_page_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT%2Fservlet%2Fpage%3F_pageid%3D1%2C11%26_dad%3Dportal30%26_schema%3DPORTAL30&_has_title_region=1&_has_border=0&_page_type=PORTLETS
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:225 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=29 username is PUBLIC
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:225 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=29 Query String=_portlet_id=1&_provider_id=807693&_node_id=80769&_reference_path=14_FOREIGNAPPS_807693&_language=us&_mode=1&_back_page_url=null&_page_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT%2Fservlet%2Fpage%3F_pageid%3D1%2C11%26_dad%3Dportal30%26_schema%3DPORTAL30&_has_title_region=1&_has_border=0&_page_type=PORTLETS
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:225 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=30 content-fetcher1 starting on 16
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:225 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=30 Query String=_portlet_id=16&_provider_id=807692&_node_id=80769&_reference_path=16_CREATE+PAGES_807692&_language=us&_mode=1&_back_page_url=null&_page_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT%2Fservlet%2Fpage%3F_pageid%3D1%2C11%26_dad%3Dportal30%26_schema%3DPORTAL30&_has_title_region=1&_has_border=0&_page_type=PORTLETS
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:225 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=31 content-fetcher0 starting on 17
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:225 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=31 Query String=_portlet_id=3&_provider_id=807697&_node_id=80769&_reference_path=17_CREATESITES_807697&_language=us&_mode=1&_back_page_url=null&_page_url=http%3A%2F%2Fbekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT%2Fservlet%2Fpage%3F_pageid%3D1%2C11%26_dad%3Dportal30%26_schema%3DPORTAL30&_has_title_region=1&_has_border=0&_page_type=PORTLETS
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:235 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=32 content-fetcher24 starting on 18
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[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Computed character set from response "text/html; charset=UTF-8" as "UTF-8"
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher5 Before reading the data stream 11, millis=591
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher5 xxx Characters=1150 11, millis=591
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher5 Finished working on 11, size=1150, millis=591, id=null
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher ready=content-fetcher5
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Writing portlet to browser 11
[28/05/2002 14:17:55:806 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Done Writing 11
[28/05/2002 14:17:58:269 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Computed character set from response "text/html; charset=UTF-8" as "UTF-8"
[28/05/2002 14:17:58:269 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher24 Before reading the data stream 18, millis=3034
[28/05/2002 14:17:58:269 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher24 xxx Characters=2 18, millis=3034
[28/05/2002 14:17:58:269 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 content-fetcher24 Finished working on 18, size=2, millis=3034, id=null
[28/05/2002 14:17:58:269 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher ready=content-fetcher24
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/JNI: Exception when trying to connect in 1.
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Timeout occurred, label=13 url=http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT/pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher InterruptedIOException Caught, Fetcher Timedout name=content-fetcher3
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher ready=content-fetcher3
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/JNI: Exception when trying to connect in 1.
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Timeout occurred, label=12 url=http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT/pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:247 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher InterruptedIOException Caught, Fetcher Timedout name=content-fetcher4
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:257 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher ready=content-fetcher4
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:257 CEST] page/JNI: Exception when trying to connect in 1.
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:257 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Timeout occurred, label=16 url=http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT/pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:257 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher InterruptedIOException Caught, Fetcher Timedout name=content-fetcher1
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:257 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher ready=content-fetcher1
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[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 Timeout occurred, label=17 url=http://bekk-RuneE.BEKK.INT/pls/portal30/!PORTAL30.wwpro_app_provider.execute_portlet
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher InterruptedIOException Caught, Fetcher Timedout name=content-fetcher0
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=26 ContentFetcher ready=content-fetcher0
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Writing portlet to browser 17
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Done Writing 17
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Writing portlet to browser 18
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Done Writing 18
[28/05/2002 14:18:10:707 CEST] page/DEBUG: active=34 Finishing servlet, millis=15702

I've had the same problem. You can solve it by modifying the timeout-period for the provider. Surf to the portal-homepage- administration- edit provider.

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Windows 2000, SAP Business Connector (BC) 4.7
General Description :
SAP BC is used to invoke BAPI's in the SAP R/3 system.
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000000 -
2005-05-12 11:07:20 EDT
000001 [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] [JNI-LAYER] RFC.nativeSetTraceLevel()                with rc = RFC_OK   leave, [SUCCESS]
000002 [B2B-SAP.0002.0022] Log level set to 10
000003 [B2B-SAP.0002.0025] Registered SAP package trace with core trace
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000005 [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] [JAV-LAYER] JCO.setProperty(jco.jdsr.comp_name, SAP BC server0023 5555)
000006 [B2B-SAP.0003.0001] Loading native libraries
000007 [B2B-SAP.0003.0002] JCO version: 2.1.4 (2004-10-20) sapjcorfc 2.1.4 (2004-10-20)
000008 [B2B-SAP.0003.0004] jRFCLibrary info: 2.1.4 (2004-10-20)(C:\sapbc47\Server\packages\SAP\code\libs\sapjcorfc.dll)
000009 [B2B-SAP.0003.0003] RfcLibrary version:
This RFC library belongs to the SAP R/3 Release *** 640,0,41 *** MT-SL
Versions of SAP internal libraries:
dptr:    2
ni :   37
cpic:    3
rfc :    3
00000A [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] MiddlewareRFC.setProperty(jco.middleware.wait_for_request_time, 1)
00000B [B2B-SAP.0002.0016] Loaded SAP server configurations
00000C [B2B-SAP.0002.0015] SAP services started
00000D [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] [JAV-LAYER] JCO.Client.setAbapDebug(false), current state false
00000E [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] [JAV-LAYER] JCO.Client.setTrace(true), current state false
00000F [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] [JAV-LAYER] JCO.Client.setAbapDebug(false), current state false
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000014 [B2B-SAP.0005.0003] Pool changed: SERVER-300&USER_RFC&300&EN containing 0 connection(s)
007E72 [B2B-SAP.0006.0001] Executing invoke for ZBAPI_TEST_Service on SERVER-300
007E73 [B2B-SAP.0011.0001] [JAV-LAYER] JCO.Client.execute (ZBAPI_TEST_Service) on handle [2]
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   2) Any other way of enforcing the RFC time out ??
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import java.awt.Toolkit;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
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import javax.swing.JComponent;
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