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YannRC
Obsidian | Level 7

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hi, i try with a flow to insert rows. First, I create a table (APPEND) and after, a seconde table (APPEND_NEW) with the same column. It's a very simple case but it's to understand because it can be very helpful and I don't want to use program. But, I have this error. The flow say : 

An error occurred while the system was executing the ‘Flux.flw’ flow.
The ‘Insert rows’ node has no matching columns between the source and the target

How can I fix it? thanks for your help

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20
It's hard from just one screenshot to tell what's wrong. Maybe you could attach the generated SAS code?
Data never sleeps
YannRC
Obsidian | Level 7

Thanks !!

There is no code generated. When I click on code generated, i have this message. 

Unable to generate code for the flow because there may be errors in some of the tasks.
The ‘Insert rows’ node has no matching columns between the source and the target.

LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20
Ok, I don't have access to Studio Engineer at this point to try myself.
What does the "i" symbol say if you click/hoover over it?
You should compare data type and columns lengths for your datasets.
Data never sleeps
YannRC
Obsidian | Level 7

it's stricly the same data on both table

 

grace_sas
SAS Employee

Hi @YannRC 

 

That error message certainly does not make sense when we can see that the mapping does exist. Are you able to drop the APPEND table and add a new one and does that work? 

 

I would be happy to debug further through a technical support case if you want to open one.

 

SAS Help Center: Managing Support Cases

 

Regards,
Grace

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