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Hi Alberto, In my experience there can be a lot of time (several minutes) between closing the Eclipse window and the actual end of the eclipse processes (eclipse.exe, javaw.exe and prowin32.exe -wy). On our system it's mainly the OE plugins that are writing their cache information to disk. Unfortunately they write this info when you close eclipse, not at the time that the caches are build (Initialize OpenEdge tooling, collect schema info, Prefetch type cache, ...). You can find those cache files in the .metadata\.plugins\com.openedge.pdt.project directory of your workspace. DO NOT KILL eclipse.exe and java.exe at least for some time, we let it run for at least 5 minutes. Saving those cache files saves you a lot of time next time you run PDSOE.
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