Solution
The total number of JobPart ordering constraints that are not
satisfied. This means that the JobParts for a Job are not
scheduled in the order that they should be.
(This is obsolete - use JobPartOrderingViolationCount instead).
Definition
Namespace: VRSolver
Assembly: VRSolver (in VRSolver.dll) Version: 1.15.0+d867f7e856f281547f683ef6449a86e433a2356d
Assembly: VRSolver (in VRSolver.dll) Version: 1.15.0+d867f7e856f281547f683ef6449a86e433a2356d
C#
[ObsoleteAttribute("Use JobPartOrderingViolationCount instead.")]
public int PrecedenceViolationCount { get; }VB
<ObsoleteAttribute("Use JobPartOrderingViolationCount instead.")>
Public ReadOnly Property PrecedenceViolationCount As Integer
GetC++
public:
[ObsoleteAttribute(L"Use JobPartOrderingViolationCount instead.")]
property int PrecedenceViolationCount {
int get ();
}F#
[<ObsoleteAttribute("Use JobPartOrderingViolationCount instead.")>]
member PrecedenceViolationCount : int with get