New column in ODI 11g Target

Hi All,
I am trying to import source gl_balances table to target table w_gl_balances.
In this target table I have created new column called BUDGET. Other columns are auto mapped to the target table.
BUDGET column mapping expression is DECODE(GL_BALANCES.ACTUAL_FLAG,'B', GL_BALANCES.PERIOD_NET_DR-GL_BALANCES.PERIOD_NET_CR, 0)
While running this interface I am getting error like ora-00904 "BUDGET": Invalid identifier.
Kindly advice regarding this.
Thanks in advance.

Do you have FLOW Control enabled - CKM being used ?
Then most likely, the E$ table that was created with earlier version of the target table still exists and doesnt contain the BUDGET column and hence you get the error of invalid identifier.
Drop the E$ table and ODI will recreate that table with the updated definition.

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