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Batch Status Codes
All batches have a current status, which is queried through the
BatchStatus attribute on a Batch
object. The attribute takes an integer value, but we recommend that
you use one of the predefined status constants to check the status in
your program. Each code has a name, and each language requires a
prefix on this name to obtain the appropriate constant. You would
access status code COMPLETED in the following ways from the
available Gurobi interfaces:
| Language | Status Code |
|---|---|
| C | GRB_BATCH_COMPLETED |
| C++ | GRB_BATCH_COMPLETED |
| Java | GRB.BatchStatus.COMPLETED |
| .NET | GRB.BatchStatus.COMPLETED |
| Python | GRB.BATCH_COMPLETED |
In MATLAB and R, batch status codes are returned as strings (e.g. 'BATCH_COMPLETED').
Possible batch status codes are as follows:
| Status code | Value | Description | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CREATED | 1 | Batch was created, but is not ready to be scheduled. | ||||||
| SUBMITTED | 2 |
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| ABORTED | 3 | Batch processing was aborted by the user. | ||||||
| FAILED | 4 | Batch processing failed. | ||||||
| COMPLETED | 5 | A Batch Job successfully processed the Batch request. |
See the Batch Optimization section for more details.
