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I got the error

Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.

during the command execution.

I also set Connect Timeout=60 in the connection string.

That stored procedure execution time is around 35 seconds.

Connection is established, but result is not returned.

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DbCommand has CommandTimeout, which is what you want here - it is set per command; the "connect timeout" only impacts, reasonably enough, what the timeout is for connecting. The default value for CommandTimeout on SqlCommand is 30 seconds.

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You can also extend connection timeout in connectionstring

;Connection Timeout=30

See: Connection timeout for SQL server

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that is the timeout for connecting, not for executing. You cannot set the execution timeout in the connectionstring

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