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timeout = querytimeout(curs)
timeout = querytimeout(curs) returns the amount of time, in seconds, allowed for SQL queries of the open cursor curs to succeed. If a given query cannot complete in the specified time, the toolbox stops trying to perform the query.
The database administrator defines timeout values. If the timeout value is zero, queries must complete immediately.
Get the current database timeout setting for curs.
querytimeout(curs)
ans =
10
If a given database does not have a database timeout feature, it returns the following:
[Driver]Driver not capable
ODBC drivers for Microsoft® Access™ and Oracle® do not support querytimeout.
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