Default connection timeout value of npgsql is in seconds, but I would like to set in milliseconds since I need to have it less than 1 seconds.
p.s. I tried setting fractional(e.g. 0.5) but it doesn’t work
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Default connection timeout value of npgsql is in seconds, but I would like to set in milliseconds since I need to have it less than 1 seconds.
p.s. I tried setting fractional(e.g. 0.5) but it doesn’t work
From what i have been able to find out you will not be able to use a smaller measurement than a second with that provider, so you are left with few options.
1) Find another provider that allows connection timeout in less than a second.
2) Using a timer throw an exception if the connection was not established quick enough. I think you will need to use threading techniques for this to work. I found this guide ‘http://www.albahari.com/threading/’ to be very helpful for me.
3) Use connection pooling and leave a few connections already connected so you don’t have to re-establish connection.
good luck