Can you please show how you got from SOLUFILE to TOTAL?   The following PROC PRINT call shows several variables involving DC001: proc print data=solufile(where=(_VAR_ contains 'DC001')); run; SAS Output Obs _OBJ_ID_ _RHS_ID_ _VAR_ _TYPE_ _STATUS_ _LBOUND_ _VALUE_ _UBOUND_ _PRICE_ _R_COST_ 1 MINCOST _RHS_ PFL__DC001H90 01RSL NON-NEG   0 0 1.7977E308 147.330 12.328 2 MINCOST _RHS_ PFL__DC001OFIL01RSL NON-NEG   0 0 1.7977E308 144.486 12.499 3 MINCOST _RHS_ PFL__DC001PG3 01RSL NON-NEG   0 0 1.7977E308 126.126 9.276 717 MINCOST _RHS_ PPT__DC001H-HG01RSL NON-NEG _BASIC_ 0 9500 1.7977E308 177.481 0.000 718 MINCOST _RHS_ PPT__DC001H90 01RSL NON-NEG   0 0 1.7977E308 154.553 19.551 719 MINCOST _RHS_ PPT__DC001OFIL01RSL NON-NEG   0 0 1.7977E308 155.804 23.816 1003 MINCOST _RHS_ PSY__DC001H90 01RSL NON-NEG _BASIC_ 0 73000 1.7977E308 128.317 0.000 1004 MINCOST _RHS_ PSY__DC001OFIL01RSL NON-NEG _BASIC_ 0 15000 1.7977E308 125.132 -0.000 1005 MINCOST _RHS_ PSY__DC001PG3 01RSL NON-NEG _BASIC_ 0 14000 1.7977E308 114.232 0.000 3423 MINCOST _RHS_ D_DC001H-HG01RSL SURPLUS   0 0 1.7977E308 0.000 177.481 3424 MINCOST _RHS_ D_DC001H90 01RSL SURPLUS   0 0 1.7977E308 0.000 135.002 3425 MINCOST _RHS_ D_DC001OFIL01RSL SURPLUS   0 0 1.7977E308 0.000 131.987 3426 MINCOST _RHS_ D_DC001PG3 01RSL SURPLUS   0 0 1.7977E308 0.000 116.850   The numbers you mentioned do appear among the nonzero values.   Also, note that PROC LP has been considered legacy and no longer maintained since SAS/OR 9.3 (July 2011) and is not even documented as of SAS/OR 14.2 (November 2016).  Please see this SAS Global Forum paper to migrate to PROC OPTMODEL.  As demonstrated in that paper, I used the MPSOUT= option in PROC LP and then ran PROC OPTLP as a sanity check.  I got the same optimal objective value (290555420.58) in both cases, so another possibility to consider is that maybe your LPMATRIX doesn't correctly capture the problem you want to solve. ... View more

An SCL (actually SAS Component Language) program is normally run from a SAS/AF Application. Here is a link explaining just one of the statements in your program ENVLIST:   http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/sclref/67564/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p1dm2u2fhop2xjn113df7nk57b9h.htm   Again, how are you running this program? SAS/AF applications can only be run within SAS Display Manager on a PC with a full SAS installation.   What is the context of this program? Has it been provided to you as part of a SAS/AF application or some other way?   ... View more