Solve in loop on AIMMS Cloud

@mohammadansari  if you have all your solve statements in the same delegateToServer block, they will be executed in that order .

For example, in the below code - first model1 will be solved, then some postProcessing, and then model2 will be solved - all as part of the same job. 

if not ProjectDeveloperMode() then
   if pro::DelegateToServer( waitForCompletion  :  1,
      completionCallback :  'pro::session::LoadResultsCallBack' )
   then return 1;
   endif ;
endif ;

solve model1;

postProcessing;

solve model2;

I suppose you have some FOR loop and/or a delegateToServer block with the argument waitForCompletion set to 0. That will indeed create an asynchronous workflow where all the different solve statements will be started simultaneously. 

Solve in a Loop — AIMMS How-To

The code in this example is below - 

for i_fn do
   sp_Workbook := sp_BatchExcelInputFolder + sp_InputFileNames(i_fn);
   pr_ExecuteSingleRun(sp_Workbook);
endfor;

If you add the delegateToServer block inside the procedure pr_ExecuteSingleRun with waitForCompletion set to 0 - then that will create jobs for each i_fn simultaneously. 

If you put the delegateToServer block outside the FOR loop, then the entire loop will be executed in the same job, one i_fn after another i_fn. 

if not ProjectDeveloperMode() then if pro::DelegateToServer( waitForCompletion : 1, completionCallback : 'pro::session::LoadResultsCallBack' ) then return 1; endif ; endif ;

for i_fn do

sp_Workbook := sp_BatchExcelInputFolder + sp_InputFileNames(i_fn); pr_ExecuteSingleRun(sp_Workbook);

endfor;