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Author Re: SQL Server 2000 query time out option, what does it do?
Doug

2006-01-29, 8:23 pm

Query timeouts are confusing. The most common is from your client to
the server. If the client initiates a query, and that query takes too
long, the connection can timeout. As an example, poorly written code,
or a slow server can take a very long time, and the client will time
out. Usually it is the client that times out.

I would assume that one server talking to another woudl use a similar
connection which could time out.

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