I'm trying to add a port on the lookup DI component and the sas is not adding the same, presents no mistake, someone has been there?
Ok, is this reproducible - happens every time in new jobs? yes
Chosing "Connections" - what does the pop-up window show? displays a single connection
What happends if you chose to add input port? nothing
redid the product installation SAS Data Integration Studio Server Date and worked
Lookup always comes with two input ports. In your job have two input tables. Can't you connect the second one? You have to describe in more detail what you are doing and what's happening.
when I add the lookup component in my job it's only allowing me to connect a single table, the second port is disabled as the image above, I have been in add input ports option and it does not add another.
I know that by default the lookup component has to come with two inputs, but he was only come with one.
Ok, is this reproducible - happens every time in new jobs?
Chosing "Connections" - what does the pop-up window show?
What happends if you chose to add input port?
This feels like something wrong with your configuration. Looking into your DataIntegrationStudio_Log.txt file (\Users\User\AppData\Roaaming\SAS\SASDataIntegrationStudio\4.9\) might give you some clues.
In case of metadata error, something might show up in the metadata server log.
Next step could be a ticket to SAS tech support.
Ok, is this reproducible - happens every time in new jobs? yes
Chosing "Connections" - what does the pop-up window show? displays a single connection
What happends if you chose to add input port? nothing
redid the product installation SAS Data Integration Studio Server Date and worked
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