One of the Solver Completion messages described on the following pages will appear in the Solver Results dialog whenever the Solver stops running.
These messages are numbered with the result codes which can be returned when you invoke the Solver in a user-written program in LotusScript. It's a good idea to test for these codes in your programs, as outlined in the topic "Programming the Solver."
Some of these messages have a slightly different interpretation depending on which Solver "engine" you are using -- the linear Simplex Solver, nonlinear GRG Solver, or the Branch & Bound method for problems with integer constraints. See the explanations of each message, particularly the first one, "Solver found a solution."
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0. Solver found a solution. All constraints and optimality conditions are satisfied.
1. Solver has converged to the current solution. All constraints are satisfied.
2. Solver cannot improve the current solution. All constraints are satisfied.
3. Stop chosen when the maximum iteration limit was reached.
4. The Set Target Cell values do not converge.
5. Solver could not find a feasible solution.
6. Solver stopped at user's request.
7. The conditions for Assume Linear Model are not satisfied.
8. The problem is too large for Solver to handle.
9. Solver encountered an error value in a target or constraint cell.
10. Stop chosen when the maximum time limit was reached.
11. There is not enough memory available to solve the problem.
12. Another 1-2-3 instance is using SOLVE123.DLL. Try again later.
13. Error in model. Please verify that all cells and constraints are valid.