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I do no get any error. I connect to the server via putty, start a topaz script, loading the Monticello package ... then it runs for about 15-20 minutes and then the process is gone, but the putty terminal still shows the process - but I assume, that putty has actually lost the connection. The shell process is not available any more.
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What is the error/problem you are getting? I recall there being a problem in that the method source code can get mixed up with the syntax of topaz. The details are fuzzy to me now, but I think the issue was method source that looks like a topaz comment line.
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so I decided to go away from Monticello packages for these very large source code files and switch to pure topaz code - the process does not seem to be reliable when the stuff is getting too large. I had to reinstall Gemstone database and got again the same problems - topaz code is loading much faster and the loading has ever worked ...
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I am currently working with Gemstone/S 3.6.3 and today I had lots of problems, loading large software packages via Gopher - the topaz process (using Gopher) got killed (as it seems) by the operating system when loading the software, no message and the putty session got killed also.
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The generator generates topaz source code (18 MB) which is normally loaded once and then (from within Jade) I produce a Monticello package (3.6 MB) and for further work I use these Monticello packages.
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