Invalid Column Name Problem

Hi..
I have a table component and that is bound to a Database Table.
I have button name "UPDATE" which commits changes to DB.
When I press "UPDATE" button an error occurs...
Number of conflicts while synchronizing: 1 SyncResolver.UPDATE_ROW_CONFLICT row 0  [sunm][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Invalid column name 'date'.I dont have any column name "date".
I tried my best but not yet successful..
Thanks
Tariq

Hi RK,
Here is the SQL Statement
SELECT ALL dbo.DailyFlyingProg.FormationNo,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.TailNo,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Pakno_Front,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Pakno_Rear,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.MissionID,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Config,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Ready,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Take_Off,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Ess_Exe,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Area,
                    dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Stack_EAC
FROM dbo.DailyFlyingProg
WHERE dbo.DailyFlyingProg.Date1 = ? Thanks
Tariq

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