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ISolverMathProgramInstance Enumerations

The enumerations of the ISolverMathProgramInstance class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
This enumeration lists the possible basis statuses returned when calling the GetColumnSolution and GetRowSolution methods. 
 
This enumeration lists the AIMMS callback information passed to the SetCallbackMoments method. This method is called by AIMMS before the solve and each time after running an AIMMS callback procedure. 
 
The DoubleMathProgramInfo enumeration describes all double-valued parameters that can be specified via the dbl_param argument of the DoSolve method for a math programming problem passed by AIMMS to a solver. 
 
All double-valued solution statuses returned by solver via the dbl_stat argument of the DoSolve method. 
 
The IntegerMathProgramInfo enumeration describes all integer parameters that can be specified via the int_param argument of the DoSolve method for a math programming problem passed by AIMMS to a solver. 
 
All integer solution statuses returned by solver via the int_stat argument of the DoSolve method. 
 
All possible model status values, as passed via the int_stat output argument of the DoSolve method. 
 
This enumeration lists the possible model types passed to the DoSolve method. 
 
This enumeration lists the possible presolve statuses returned when calling the GetColumnSolution and GetRowSolution methods. 
 
This enumeration lists the possible sensitivity range types passed to the GetSensitivityData method. Only used for LP problems. 
 
This enumeration lists the possible solution types that should be returned when calling the GetColumnSolution and GetRowSolution methods. 
 
All possible solve directions requested by AIMMS. 
 
All possible solver status values, as passed via the int_stat output argument of the DoSolve method. 
 
This enumeration lists the solve modes that AIMMS can request when calling the DoSolve method. 
 
This enumeration lists the possible actions to be taken for the solver options during tuning when calling the DoTuning method, and the possible results. 
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