Hi @Hazuki Ishikawa,

You can increase the server request timeout in the interface property. 

You can also use the delete syntax as well like this:

DELETE {Log_Extension_bk};

to delete amount of data.

Thanks 

My 2 cents for time out matters either:

1. increase the server request time out in the module or action

2. use sql advance delete from*

3. use timer best practice 

4. use backend tools (like sql dashboard, toad, etc) 

regards 

Instead of increasing module server request timeout.
You can individually increase each server request timeout.

Hi @Hazuki Ishikawa ,

Please read the article linked below; it provides an easy method to complete this task according to OutSystems best practices. 

https://medium.com/@nuno.felix.fernandes/outsystems-best-practices-data-purge-timer-93c5efdb78ac

Let me know if you need further help :)

Thanks,

Amit

Hi,

For the where clause to be efficient the attributes need to be indexed properly, or else you get a full table scan resulting in the time out.

Try filter only on indexed columns in combination with TOP, use trail and error approach to find the max number of records that don't result in a time out.

Regards,

Daniel