Zero-one integer programming relies on mutually exclusive yes (1) and no (0) decisions to find solutions to logic problems. In zero-one integer problems, each variable is represented only by 0 ...

For example, a public driver procedure can be accessed from the program test submodule. Getting Started With ATEasy is the title of the 170-page introductory manual that I downloaded before ...

For example, a variable can be used in the program that controls an automatic car park barrier. It can keep track of the number of cars going in and out and decide whether to let more cars in.

The options CANSELECT=, BACKTRACK=, and VARSELECT= specify the rules for picking the next active problem and the rule to choose the branching variable. In this example, the values LIFO, OBJ and FAR ...

Now that we understand how SQL*Plus variables are stored, let's examine a real-world example. Here's an example from a STATSPACK report that reports on table growth as a function of the block size ...