Hi all I just had a quick question for you all. For whatever reason, a piece of code periodically does not return and I am not 100% sure yet. To combat this for now, I want to know, using the Close() method below, is there a way to put a timeout on it? So, if it does not finish within 1 minute or so, it just moves on? 

Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you, 

If it makes any difference, the original writer who wrote this noted that he believed it hangs on the close() and noted "Maybe Too fast?" (The connection is an oledb connection to Netezza, the whole applications is heavily multi-threaded). 

Anyways, for now, I just want to be able to get the application to at least finish instead of hanging on that exception catch. 

below is the Close(); which I believe is not returning. 

```
catch(Exception){
    Close(); //-- if we have an error, close everything down and then return the error
    throw;}

public void Close() {
        if (null != Command) {
            Command.Cancel();
            Command.Dispose();
            Command = null;
        }

        if (null != Connection) {
            if (Connection.State != System.Data.ConnectionState.Closed)
                Connection.Close();
            Connection.Dispose();
            Connection = null;
        }

    }

```