The CLP Procedure
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Overview
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Getting Started
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Syntax
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Details
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Examples
Logic-Based Puzzles Alphabet Blocks Problem Work-Shift Scheduling Problem A Nonlinear Optimization Problem Car Painting Problem Scene Allocation Problem Car Sequencing Problem Round-Robin Problem Resource-Constrained Scheduling with Nonstandard Temporal Constraints Scheduling with Alternate Resources 10×10 Job Shop Scheduling Problem Scheduling a Major Basketball Conference Statement and Option Cross-Reference Table
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| Solution Data Set |
In order to solve a standard (nonscheduling) type CSP, you need to specify a Solution data set by using the OUT= option in the PROC CLP statement. The Solution data set contains all the solutions that have been determined by the CLP procedure. You can specify an upper bound on the number of solutions by using the MAXSOLNS= option in the PROC CLP statement. If you prefer that PROC CLP determine all possible solutions instead, you can specify the FINDALLSOLNS option in the PROC CLP statement.
The Solution data set contains as many decision variables as have been defined in the CLP procedure invocation. Every observation in the Solution data set corresponds to a solution to the CSP. If a Constraint data set has been specified, then any variable formats and variable labels from the Constraint data set carry over to the Solution data set.