ORA-00904 when using export

I am trying to run the export utility (NT machine) to export specified tables to a dmp file. The export starts but does not complete successfully due to the ORA-00904 error for having an invalid column name. I looked at the tables I've tried to export and the column names are valid (less than or equal to 30 characters and alphanumeric).
This is the params file I am using:
TABLES=(EMP)
LOG=bob.log
INDEXES=Y
ROWS=Y
COMPRESS=Y
FEEDBACK=10
FILESIZE=100K
FILE=bob.dmp
any information is much appreciated
Thanks

Marco,
I was trying to run the export on an 8.1.7 client machine on an 8.1.6 database. I ran the export on the database server machine locally and it worked fine. It looks like I need to get the versions on the clients to match the database. Thanks for your help.

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