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        <description>GAMS/CPLEX does currently not support lazy constraint or user cuts. We have not seen convincing examples where these Cplex features make a significant difference in performance. We understand that this might be a chicken and egg problem, therefore we introduced some time ago a way to experiment with these Cplex features. This is not for production models but to see if these features improve performance for your model.</description>
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        <description>General

	*  How can I hook my own solver to GAMS?
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        <description>This error should not occur, if you have purchased a license for GAMS/CPLEX. 

If you are using a GAMS/CPLEX-Link it is mandatory that the ILOG license manager is also installed and running properly.  

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        <description>“I get an error when I try to use  GAMS. Do you have a fix for that?
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        <description>If you’ve not used an option file before, create a new file of that name and save it in the same directory as your GAMS source file. 
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        <description>Q: I'm using GDX to read model results. I export the results of my models using the following command when I launch the model: gams model.gms gdx = out.gdx.   All the information is there, except information on the status of the model. Is there any option to export the model status (normal completion, infeasibilities, etc.) to the GDX file once the model is completed?</description>
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        <description>Find below some approaches to linearize the cubic function y =e= x*sqr(x) - 7*sqr(x) + 14*x - 8



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option limrow = 0,
       limcol = 0,
       solprint = off ;

variable y,x ;
equations eq ;
eq.. y =e= x*sqr(x) - 7*sqr(x) + 14*x - 8 ;

x.lo = 1 ; x.up = 10.5 ;
model cubic /all/ ;
solve cubic using nlp minimizing y ;
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        <description>the full error message is:



--- Reading solution for model complexStoch
*** Unexpected EInOutError
*** Msg=I/O Error.    IoResult = 28.
C OS errno = 28: 'No space left on device'.

*** Please report to support@gams.com
Exit code = 8


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        <description>In order to use GAMS/BARON, users will need to have a GAMS/BARON license as well as a licensed GAMS linear programming (LP) solver. A licensed GAMS nonlinear programming (NLP) solver is optional and usually expedites convergence. By default, GAMS/BARON will attempt to use CPLEX as the LP solver and MINOS as the NLP solver. If the user does not have licenses for these solvers, then the user must use the options LPSol and NLPSol to specify another LP or NLP solver.</description>
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