Script Error Field Not Found

[#1]

I have getting this error. The think is, the field it can not find is not listed in the table in the script. I seems to be pulling it from somewhere else?

Error:

Field not found - <assemblyseq>
SQL SELECT buytoorder,
    company,
    make,
    openrelease,
    orderline,
    ordernum,
    orderrelnum,
    ourreqqty,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    partnum,
    reqdate,
    salesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty
FROM 
epicor904.dbo.orderrel
Where buytoorder=0 and make=0 and openrelease=1

Script Section:

OrderDemand:
Left Keep (PART)
LOAD
    company & '-' & partnum as Orderdemandlink,
    orderline as demandline,
    ordernum as demandordernum,
    orderrelnum as demandrel,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    date(reqdate) as demandreq,
    salesum as demandsalesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty;
SQL SELECT buytoorder,
    company,
    make,
    openrelease,
    orderline,
    ordernum,
    orderrelnum,
    ourreqqty,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    partnum,
    reqdate,
    salesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty
FROM 
//epicortest904.dbo.orderrel
epicor904.dbo.orderrel
Where buytoorder=0 and make=0 and openrelease=1;

[#2]

What is even stranger is I tried commenting out the above script code and ran it again, and it applied the same error to the next table:

Field not found - <assemblyseq>

SQL SELECT company,

    jobnum,

    partnum,

    partdescription

FROM epicor904.dbo.jobhead

[#3]

Coulc you do a search "assemblyseq" in all the script?

did you find it?

[#4]

I use this field in the script in other tables where it exists

[#5]

Can you share the rest of the script?

[#6]

MTLCost:
Left Keep (Eco)
LOAD 
    company & '-' & partnum as BOMcostlink,
    avglaborcost +
    avgburdencost +
    avgmaterialcost +
    avgsubcontcost +
    avgmtlburcost as 'Material Cost';
SQL SELECT company,
    partnum,
    avglaborcost,
    avgburdencost,
    avgmaterialcost,
    avgsubcontcost,
    avgmtlburcost
FROM epicor904.dbo.partcost;
JobDemand:
Left Keep (PART)
LOAD 
    assemblyseq as Jobmatasm,
    company & '-' & partnum as jobmatlink,
    description as 'Job Material Description',
    issuedcomplete,
    issuedqty as jobmatissued,
    ium as jobmatium,
    jobnum as jobmatjobnum,
    partnum as jobmatpart,
    requiredqty as jobmatrequired,
    date(reqdate) as jobmatreq;
SQL SELECT 
    assemblyseq,
    baseuom, 
    company,
    description,
    issuedcomplete,
    issuedqty,
    ium,
    jobcomplete,
    jobnum,
    partnum,
    projectid,
    requiredqty,
    reqdate
FROM epicor904.dbo.jobmtl where issuedcomplete=0 and jobcomplete=0 and partnum<>'TOOLS';
OrderDemand:
Left Keep (PART)
LOAD
    company & '-' & partnum as Orderdemandlink,
    orderline as demandline,
    ordernum as demandordernum,
    orderrelnum as demandrel,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    date(reqdate) as demandreq,
    salesum as demandsalesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty;
SQL SELECT buytoorder,
    company,
    make,
    openrelease,
    orderline,
    ordernum,
    orderrelnum,
    ourreqqty,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    partnum,
    reqdate,
    salesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty
FROM 
//epicortest904.dbo.orderrel
epicor904.dbo.orderrel
Where buytoorder=0 and make=0 and openrelease=1;

MTLCost is the last table that loads without error. JobDemand table seems to be the issue, it runs fine if I comment it out. I don't know what is causing this though

Edit: I must have changed something. I had a copy of my old script of this section before changes and I copied it over and it works fine now.

[#7]

That's interesting. It would be interesting to compare the two scripts as there does not appear to be any issues (from a syntax perspective) with this portion of the script.

[#8]

langaar9 wrote:

That's interesting. It would be interesting to compare the two scripts as there does not appear to be any issues (from a syntax perspective) with this portion of the script.

JobDemand:
Left Keep (PART)
LOAD 
    assemblyseq as Jobmatasm,
    company & '-' & partnum as jobmatlink,
    description as 'Job Material Description',
    issuedcomplete,
    issuedqty as jobmatissued,
    ium as jobmatium,
    jobnum as jobmatjobnum,
    partnum as jobmatpart,
    requiredqty as jobmatrequired,
    date(reqdate) as jobmatreq;
SQL SELECT assemblyseq,
    baseuom, 
    company,
    description,
    issuedcomplete,
    issuedqty,
    ium,
    jobcomplete,
    jobnum,
    partnum,
    requiredqty,
    reqdate
FROM 
//epicortest904.dbo.jobmtl
epicor904.dbo.jobmtl
 where issuedcomplete=0 and jobcomplete=0 and partnum<>'TOOLS';
OrderDemand:
Left Keep (PART)
LOAD
    company & '-' & partnum as Orderdemandlink,
    orderline as demandline,
    ordernum as demandordernum,
    orderrelnum as demandrel,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    date(reqdate) as demandreq,
    salesum as demandsalesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty;
SQL SELECT buytoorder,
    company,
    make,
    openrelease,
    orderline,
    ordernum,
    orderrelnum,
    ourreqqty,
    ourstockqty,
    ourstockshippedqty,
    partnum,
    reqdate,
    salesum,
    sellingreqqty,
    sellingstockshippedqty
FROM 
//epicortest904.dbo.orderrel
epicor904.dbo.orderrel
Where buytoorder=0 and make=0 and openrelease=1;

[#9]

The only difference is that the first script has "ProjectId" as a field in the JobDemand table.