> Discrete Optimization > Early Tardy Scheduling > Stating Resource Constraints

Each resource can process one activity at a time. To avoid having two (or more) activities that share the same resource overlap with each other, disjunctive constraints are added to the model. Disjunctive constraints look like this:

s1 >= s2 + d2 or s2 >= s1 + d1

where s is the starting date of an activity and d is its duration.

If n activities need to be processed on the same resource then about (n*n)/2 disjunctions need to be stated and added to the model, like this:

 for(i = 0; i < nbResource; i++) {
      IloInt end = nbJob - 1;
      for(j = 0; j < end; j++){
        IloInt a = activityOnAResource[i][j];
        for(IloInt k = j + 1; k < nbJob; k++){
          IloInt b = activityOnAResource[i][k];
          model.add(s[j][a] >= s[k][b] + duration[k][b] 
                    || 
                    s[k][b] >= s[j][a] + duration[j][a]);
        }
      }
    }