The Table.Column does not exist on the rowset

Question

Hi I have the following issue:
I keep getting a message in Power BI Designer Preview that states:
The 'collections.Name' column does not exist in the rowset.
I have a MySQL DB connected to an Access DB and then I've created and saved a query within Access.
Then I'm bringig in this query into Power BI Designer. To note, I can see my 1 row of data in the Query view of Power BI Designer but my error appears when I goto report after it tries to load the data into the model
the MySQL Statement looks like this:
SELECT orders.TRUNKSHOWID,
       orders.ID,
       orders.DATEENTERED,
       orders_products.NUMBER,
       orders_products.SIZE,
       orders_products.DESCRIPTION,
       products_categories.NAME AS Cat1,
       products_categories_1.NAME AS Cat2,
       collections.NAME,
       Releases.Name,
       orders_products.PRICE,
       orders_products.DISCOUNT,
       orders_products.TYPE,
       products.WHOLESALECOST,
       orders.FIRSTNAME,
       orders.LASTNAME,
       orders.ADDRESS,
       orders.ADDRESS2,
       orders.CITY,
       orders.STATE,
       orders.ZIP,
       orders.COUNTY,
       orders.COUNTRY,
       orders.PHONE,
       orders.EMAIL,
       orders.BILL_FIRSTNAME,
       orders.BILL_LASTNAME,
       orders.BILL_ADDRESS,
       orders.BILL_ADDRESS2,
       orders.BILL_CITY,
       orders.BILL_STATE,
       orders.BILL_ZIP,
       orders.BILL_COUNTRY,
       trunkshows.TRUNKKEEPERID
FROM trunkshows
INNER JOIN (Releases
            INNER JOIN ((((products
                           INNER JOIN (orders_products
                                       INNER JOIN orders ON orders_products.ORDERID = orders.ID) ON products.ID = orders_products.PRODUCTID)
                          INNER JOIN products_categories ON products.CATEGORYID = products_categories.ID)
                         INNER JOIN products_categories AS products_categories_1 ON products.CATEGORYID2 = products_categories_1.ID)
                        INNER JOIN collections ON products.COLLECTIONSID = collections.ID) ON Releases.ID = products.ReleasesID) ON trunkshows.ID = orders.TRUNKSHOWID

Answer 1

Hi
When you create a workbook in DEV, you will be assigning a query for that workbook
When you transport workbook from DEV to QA,the assigned workbook comes along with it
When you transport only query from DEV to QA, there are certain technical elements called query elements which may not have transported properly
To avoid this inconsistency between DEV and QA,it is advisable you transport the workbook again....Create new workbook in DEV, assign a query, transport the workbook to QA
Regards
N Ganesh