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Originally Posted by DirtyBirdNJ
Thanks for the suggestion Marco. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with a windows 2003 server. On one hand I would prefer linux, but I am not a server admin and having somebody who can set the environment up for me (and fix things when I break them) is worth it.
I found the mysql config file, my.ini, in Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 4.1\
I can't find the line/entry that specifies the timeout in my.ini. I've been googling, searching MySQL's 4.1 documentation... and I can't find anything on how to modify the execution timeout. The only links I find are people (trying) to modify it via PHP... which is NOT what I want to do.
There are several other .ini files in the directory where my.ini is, and they are labled things like my-large.ini, my-small.ini... etc.
None of these files have any mention of the word "timeout", "time out", "time_out" or the value 300 (what the timeout is set to, as mentioned in the error message I get) do not appear anywhere in these files.
 WHERE IS THIS #$*#&@! SETTING?!?!? 
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If the setting isn't in your my.cnf file you can add it yourself. I'm not real familar with the MySQL for windows or if the configuration format is different, but you usually just have to add to your my.cnf
wait_timeout = 90
connect_timeout = 10
Then modify the times accordingly