SAS94

(class from pyomo.solvers.plugins.solvers.SAS)

class pyomo.solvers.plugins.solvers.SAS.SAS94(**kwds)

Bases: SASAbc

Solver interface for SAS 9.4 using saspy. See the saspy documentation about how to create a connection. The swat connection options can be specified on the SolverFactory call.

__init__(**kwds)

Initialize the solver interface and see if the saspy package is available.

Methods

__init__(**kwds)	Initialize the solver interface and see if the saspy package is available.
available([exception_flag])	True if the solver is available
config_block([init])
default_variable_value()
has_capability(cap)	Returns a boolean value representing whether a solver supports a specific feature.
license_is_valid()	True if the solver is present and has a valid license (if applicable)
problem_format()	Returns the current problem format.
reset()	Reset the state of the solver
results_format()	Returns the current results format.
sas_version()
set_callback(name[, callback_fn])	Set the callback function for a named callback.
set_options(istr)
set_problem_format(format)	Set the current problem format (if it's valid) and update the results format to something valid for this problem format.
set_results_format(format)	Set the current results format (if it's valid for the current problem format).
solve(*args, **kwds)	Solve the problem
version()	Returns a 4-tuple describing the solver executable version.
warm_start_capable()	True if the solver interface supports MILP warmstarting.

Attributes

keepfiles
log_file
soln_file
suffixes
symbolic_solver_labels
tee
warm_start_file_name
warm_start_solve

Member Documentation

available(exception_flag=False)

True if the solver is available

has_capability(cap)

Returns a boolean value representing whether a solver supports a specific feature. Defaults to ‘False’ if the solver is unaware of an option. Expects a string.

Example: # prints True if solver supports sos1 constraints, and False otherwise print(solver.has_capability(‘sos1’)

# prints True is solver supports ‘feature’, and False otherwise print(solver.has_capability(‘feature’)

Parameters:

cap (str) – The feature

Returns:

val – Whether or not the solver has the specified capability.

Return type:

bool

license_is_valid()

True if the solver is present and has a valid license (if applicable)

problem_format()

Returns the current problem format.

reset()

Reset the state of the solver

results_format()

Returns the current results format.

set_callback(name, callback_fn=None)

Set the callback function for a named callback.

A call-back function has the form:

def fn(solver, model):

pass

where ‘solver’ is the native solver interface object and ‘model’ is a Pyomo model instance object.

set_problem_format(format)

Set the current problem format (if it’s valid) and update the results format to something valid for this problem format.

set_results_format(format)

Set the current results format (if it’s valid for the current problem format).

solve(*args, **kwds)

Solve the problem

version()

Returns a 4-tuple describing the solver executable version.

warm_start_capable()

True if the solver interface supports MILP warmstarting.