Limit query response time to 5 mins

Right now we have queries running from 20 ms to 200 secs or even more.. We
know that from our application perspective, we do not expect our customers
to be around if the response time is greater than say 5 mins. Is there a way
that we can control this at the db level or server level from the SQL side
vs the application layer ?
Also right now, if I have to profile and say for example run a query that
runs for 5 mins.. If i cancel the query in 2 mins, the profiler reports a
batch completed event for 2 mins. Is there any way to find out that that
query was a cancelled query and did not run to completion ?
Using SQL 2KHassan
Yes, SQL Server Profiler is your friend here, but why would want to cancel
the query? Do you really want the users cancel queries?
"Hassan" <Hassan@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Right now we have queries running from 20 ms to 200 secs or even more.. We
> know that from our application perspective, we do not expect our customers
> to be around if the response time is greater than say 5 mins. Is there a
> way that we can control this at the db level or server level from the SQL
> side vs the application layer ?
> Also right now, if I have to profile and say for example run a query that
> runs for 5 mins.. If i cancel the query in 2 mins, the profiler reports a
> batch completed event for 2 mins. Is there any way to find out that that
> query was a cancelled query and did not run to completion ?
> Using SQL 2K
>
>|||I am just looking for a way to do so.. Not really narrowed it down to how we
would use it eventually
"Uri Dimant" <urid@.iscar.co.il> wrote in message
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> Hassan
> Yes, SQL Server Profiler is your friend here, but why would want to cancel
> the query? Do you really want the users cancel queries?
>
> "Hassan" <Hassan@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%23VoNa4hfGHA.5104@.TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>