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Obtaining the Job Execution Status

The run log for a running or completed job, or the job results for a completed job, can be obtained.

The Run Log for a Solver job

The job details returned for a job with any status other than QUEUED will include a value for the runLogUrl property. This URL can be requested to retrieve the current run log content.

The Results Zip for a Solver job

The job details returned for a job with status of COMPLETED will include a value for the resultUrl property. This URL can be requested to retrieve a zip of the result files.

The results zip for a job of type SOLVER will always include a file solution-status.json which contains a map of the name of the problem LP/MPS/SVF file to the solver status.

Example solution-status.json file 
{
  "problemName": "Optimal"
}
The possible solver status values are:
  • Optimal
  • No solution found
  • Solution available
  • Infeasible
  • Unbounded
  • Unfinished
  • Unsolved
The other files contained with the results zip will be dependent on what was requested in the original job submission with the includeInResults property. For a problem filename MyProblem.mps:
  • SOLUTION: Results zip will include a solution file MyProblem.slx containing the last solution.
  • BASIS: Results zip will include a basis file MyProblem.bas containing the basis for the last LP solve.
  • ATTRIBUTES: Results zip will include a file attributes.json which contains a JSON object with a property MyProblem referencing an array of solver attributes and their values at the end of the solving process.
    Example attributes.json file 
    {
  "problemName": [ 
     "att1Name" : {
        "key": 1234,
        "name": "att1Name"
        "value": "value"	
     }...
   ]
}
  • SAVE: Results zip will include a save file MyProblem.svf created by called XPRSsave at the end of the solving.
  • IIS: Results zip will include the output of the IIS action as a file MyProblem.lp.
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