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When performing large calculations or other long running action, consider to set your project on Keep alive. This means that you can close the client, but the project stays active on the server and resumes with what it was doing.  
When performing large calculations or other long running actions, consider to set your project on Keep alive. This means that you can close the client, but the project stays active on the server and resumes with what it was doing.  


To set the project on Keep alive, go to the File menu and check the option to Keep Editor Session Alive. You can now close the client and resume editing the project at a later moment. Your project can then be found under the Join option in the main menu.
To set the project on Keep alive, go to the File menu and check the option to Keep Editor Session Alive. You can now close the client and resume editing the project at a later moment. Your project can then be found under the Join option in the main menu.


The Keep alive mode is useful when you're calculations that take a relatively long time, or e.g. when you're loading large amounts of data that take longer. The keep alive mode avoids shut-down of your project due to a time-out.
The Keep alive mode is useful when you're calculations that take a relatively long time, or e.g. when you're loading large amounts of data that take longer. The keep alive mode avoids shut-down of your project due to a time-out.

Revision as of 09:13, 14 April 2022

When performing large calculations or other long running actions, consider to set your project on Keep alive. This means that you can close the client, but the project stays active on the server and resumes with what it was doing.

To set the project on Keep alive, go to the File menu and check the option to Keep Editor Session Alive. You can now close the client and resume editing the project at a later moment. Your project can then be found under the Join option in the main menu.

The Keep alive mode is useful when you're calculations that take a relatively long time, or e.g. when you're loading large amounts of data that take longer. The keep alive mode avoids shut-down of your project due to a time-out.