Functional Summary |
The statements and options available with PROC LP are summarized by purpose in the following table. An alphabetical list of options is provided in the Dictionary of Options.
Description |
Statement |
Option |
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Interactive Statements: |
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Perform one integer pivot and pause |
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Perform one simplex pivot and pause |
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Display information at current iteration |
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Terminate processing immediately |
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Reset options specified |
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Start or resume optimization |
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Show settings of options |
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Variable Lists: |
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Variables that contain coefficients (sparse) |
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Variable that contains column names (sparse) |
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Alias for the ROW statement |
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Variable (column) that contains the range constant for the dense (sparse) format |
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Variables (columns) that contains RHS constants for the dense (sparse) format |
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Variables (columns) that define RHS change vectors for the dense (sparse) format |
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Variable that contains names of constraints and objective functions (names of rows) for the dense (sparse) format |
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Variable that contains the type of each observation |
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Structural variables (dense) |
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Active nodes input data set |
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Active nodes output data set |
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Input data set |
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Dual output data set |
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Primal input data set |
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Primal output data set |
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Sparse format data input flag |
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Tableau output data set |
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Convert sparse or dense format input data set into MPS-format output data set |
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Display iteration log |
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Nonzero tolerance displaying |
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Inverse of FLOW option |
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Inverse of PARAPRINT option |
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Omit some displaying |
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Inverse of TABLEAUPRINT |
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Parametric programming displaying |
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Inverse of NOPRINT |
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Iteration frequency of display |
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Level of display desired |
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Display the final tableau |
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Pause before displaying the solution |
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Pause after first feasible solution |
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Pause frequency of integer solutions |
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Pause frequency of integer iterations |
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Inverse of ENDPAUSE |
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Inverse of FEASIBLEPAUSE |
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Pause frequency of iterations |
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Pause if within specified proximity |
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Pause after data are read |
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Do not perform preprocessing |
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Preprocessing error tolerance |
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Limit preprocessing iterations |
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Perform preprocessing techniques |
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Perform automatic node selection technique |
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Backtrack strategy to be used |
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Branch on binary variables first |
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Active node selection strategy |
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Comprehensive node selection control parameter |
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Backtrack related technique |
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Measure for pruning BB tree |
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Integer tolerance |
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Limit integer iterations |
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Measure for pruning BB tree |
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Order of two branched nodes in adding to BB tree |
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Inverse of AUTO |
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Inverse of BINFST |
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Inverse of POSTPROCESS |
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Limit number of branching variables |
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Measure for pruning BB tree |
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Perform variables fixing technique |
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Percentage used in updating WOBJECTIVE |
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Compression algorithm for storing active nodes |
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Branching variable selection strategy |
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Delay examination of some active nodes |
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Inverse of RANGEPRICE |
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Inverse of RANGERHS |
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Limit perturbation of the price vector |
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Range analysis on the price coefficients |
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Range analysis on the RHS vector |
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Limit perturbation of the RHS vector |
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Use devex method |
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General error tolerance |
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Perform goal programming |
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Largest number used in computation |
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Reinversion frequency |
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Reinversion tolerance |
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Simultaneously set MAXIT1, MAXIT2, MAXIT3 and IMAXIT values |
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Limit phase 1 iterations |
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Limit phase 2 iterations |
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Limit phase 3 iterations |
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Inverse of devex |
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Restore basis after parametric programming |
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Weight of the phase 2 objective function in phase 1 |
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Multiple pricing strategy |
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Number of columns to subset in multiple pricing |
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Limit the number of iterations randomly selecting each entering variable during phase 1 |
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Zero tolerance in ratio test |
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Scaling type to be performed |
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Zero tolerance in LU decomposition |
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Time pause limit |
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Control pivoting during LU decomposition |
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The RESET statement supports the same options as the PROC LP statement except for |
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the DATA=, PRIMALIN=, and ACTIVEIN= options, and supports the following additional |
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options: |
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New variable lower bound during phase 3 |
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New variable upper bound during phase 3 |
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Display the best integer solution |
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Display variable summary for specified columns |
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Display variable summary and price sensitivity analysis for specified columns |
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Display variable summary for integer variables |
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Display variable summary for nonzero integer variables |
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Display variable summary for integer variables with zero activity |
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Display submatrix for specified rows and columns |
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Display formatted submatrix for specified rows and columns |
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Display variable summary for continuous variables |
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Display variable summary for nonzero continuous variables |
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Display variable summary for variables with nonzero activity |
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Display price sensitivity analysis or price parametric programming |
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Display price range analysis |
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Display RHS range analysis |
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Display RHS sensitivity analysis or RHS parametric programming |
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Display constraint summary for specified rows |
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Display constraint summary and RHS sensitivity analysis for specified rows |
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Display solution, variable, and constraint summaries |
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Display current tableau |
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Display variables with zero activity |
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Display options applied |
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Display status of the current solution |
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Save the defined output data sets and then terminate PROC LP |