When running a new, very large report, I encountered this
generic error in my Business Objects XI 3.1 SP2 environment using Infoview on
IIS.
“An error has occurred. Request timeout.”
Here are the steps to resolve the issue that I used on my
Windows 2003 R2 Application Server.
Go into IIS (Start/Run/ inetmgr)
Right Click on the “default web site”, choose properties.
Bump up “Connection timeout” seconds to 900:
Tab over to Home Directory, configuration and options. Update ASP Script Timeout to 900 seconds:
Finally, update the .NET settings in the Machine.Config
file. Please backup the current file
before you begin!
C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\CONFIG
Add within the system.web section:
Save, exit. Restart IIS by
typing “iisreset” on the DOS command line.
Works perfectly for BO XI 3.1 SP7 on IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008
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