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How to extend VDV Timeout
Updated by Ragnar Tryggvason
Timeout in VDV occur when the request takes longer time than the system is configured for.
- Open IIS and open the FastCGI Settings.
- Double-click on the Vista Data Vision settings.
- Increase the Activity Timeout.
- Open C:\Vista Data Vision\db.web.browser\php-7.4.24\php.ini in a text editor.
- Change max_execution_time to the same value as the Activity Timeout.
- If downloads are substantial and prone to timeouts, increasing the Memory_Limit in the php.ini can help. Save and close the php.ini (skip step 6).
- Then go to IIS -> Request filtering and Edit Feature Settings... on the right side.
- Increase the Maximum allowed content length (Bytes).
- Save php.ini
- Restart IIS