Exporting from HTML DB 1.4 to 2.0 - "Program too large (Diana nodes)"

Hi
I exported an HTML DB 1.4. into a script and got an error while trying to execute it.
The script itself is over 800 kb and consists of 25 000 lines. However, it is divided into begin-end blocks.
If I start the script in HTML DB 2.0 I get an error:
"Program too large (Diana nodes)"

Sorry, it should have been HTML DB 1.4 <b>application</b>.
The application causing this problem has also a page with about 200 items, so I hope that after I have splitted this problematic page into multiple pages, this "program too large" problem would also solve.

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