Paul
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Solvers run until either a convergence criterion is satisfied, an iteration limit is reached, a time limit is reached, a memory limit is reached, or an error occurs. If what stopped your solver was an interation limit, there should be a way to change the limit. If it was a time or memory limit, you should be able to increase those (assuming that, in the latter case, you actually have more memory available). If what stopped you was a convergence limit (objective value close to a known bound, lack of progress in improving the objective, or lack of change in the solution variables), fiddling with iteration/time/memory limits will not help.
So the key questions are whether you are solving a linear or nonlinear problem, what solver you are using, and (most important) why the solver stopped when it did.
Paul