The Network Solver :: SAS/OR(R) 14.1 User's Guide: Mathematical Programming

Syntax: Network Solver

SOLVE WITH NETWORK /
$\qquad \quad \$ General and Diagnostic Options:
<GRAPH_DIRECTION=DIRECTED | UNDIRECTED >
<INCLUDE_SELFLINK >
<LOGFREQ=number >
<LOGLEVEL=number | string >
<MAXTIME=number >
<TIMETYPE=number | string >

$\qquad \quad \$ Data Input and Output Options:
<LINKS=( suboptions ) >
<NODES=( suboptions ) >
<OUT=( suboptions ) >
<SUBGRAPH=( suboptions ) >

$\qquad \quad \$ Algorithm Options:
<BICONCOMP<=() > >
<CLIQUE<=( suboption ) > >
<CONCOMP<=( suboption ) > >
<CYCLE<=( suboptions ) > >
<LINEAR_ASSIGNMENT<=() > >
<MINCOSTFLOW<=() > >
<MINCUT<=( suboptions ) > >
<MINSPANTREE<=() > >
<SHORTPATH<=( suboptions ) > >
<TRANSITIVE_CLOSURE<=() > >
<TSP<=( suboptions ) > > ;

There are three types of SOLVE WITH NETWORK statement options:

General and diagnostic options have the same meaning for multiple algorithms.
Data input and output options, such as the LINKS=, NODES=, and OUT= options, control the names of the sets and variables that the network solver uses to build the graph and that the algorithms use for output.
Algorithm options select an algorithm to run, and where available, provide further algorithm-specific configuration directives.

The section Functional Summary provides a quick reference for each of the suboptions for each option. Each option is then described in more detail in its own section, in alphabetical order.