Variable definitions are stored in a child process of the sage server. They
will be retained until one of the following processes stops:
- the child process
- the sage_server process
- the project process
Variables are therefore reset when any of the following happens:
- worksheet is restarted ("Restart" button at top of .sagews)
- Worksheet server is restarted ("Restart Sage Worksheet Server" button on
project Settings and configuration page)
- project is restarted ("Restart project" dialogue on project Settings and
configuration page)
If your project is on a free server, it will be stopped whenever the Google
pre-emptible server instance restarts, typically once per 24 hours.
More info
here:
https://github.com/sagemathinc/smc/wiki/Why-should-I-purchase-a-subscription%3F
In any case, projects are stopped after some number of hours of
non-interactive use, determined by the "Idle timeout" project setting on
project Settings and configuration.
On Sunday, February 19, 2017 at 6:22:40 AM UTC-6, [email protected] wrote:
>
> I find that if I open a .sagews that I worked on yesterday, all my
> definition are still in the memory (even if I had completely logged out of
> SMC). But if I open one that I last worked on two weeks ago, there are no
> saved definitions. So I wonder how the system decides when to reset the
> definitions.
> Thanks for any information
>
>
>
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