# fpSetExtractionTimeout()

(Out-of-process only) This function specifies the length of time that should elapse before assuming that out-of-process extraction has stopped responding.

## Syntax

    BOOL pascal fpSetExtractionTimeout( void *pContext,
    long lTimeout );

## Arguments

`pContext` | A pointer returned from `fpInit()` or `fpInitWithLicenseData()`.
`lTimeout` | The length of time, in seconds, that must elapse before assuming that out-of-process extraction has stopped responding. A negative input is interpreted as an infinite timeout (so the timeout is disabled).

## Returns

- If the call is successful, the return value is `TRUE`.

- If the call is unsuccessful, the return value is `FALSE`.

## Discussion

If this API is not used, KeyView defaults to using the filter timeout duration when fpOpenFile() is called. See fpSetTimeout().

If the out-of-process extraction times out, KeyView shuts down the out-of-process process, which may take some additional time before the function returns.

## Example

    /* set extraction timeouts to 10 minutes */

    if (FALSE == filterInterface->fpSetExtractionTimeout(pContext, 600))
    {
       /* could not set the extraction timeout */
    }

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