My cursoradapter is returning "Command contains unrecognized phrase/keyword."

Not sure why. Everything looks ok. Here's the code:

CLOSE DATABASES all

SELECT 0
USE d:\projects\testdata\smts\bspotln ALIAS lines
SELECT 0
USE d:\projects\testdata\smts\bspotdt ALIAS details


LOCAL bRetVal, nRecId
nRecId = 1097974

oCA = CREATEOBJECT("CursorAdapter")

WITH oCA

.Alias = "JoinedData"
.BufferModeOverride = 5

.CursorSchema = "docid n(10,0),"+;
		"boid      n(10,0),"+;
		"boidsml   c(8,0),"+;
		"boidbase  n(10,0),"+;
		"rectype   c(1,0),"+;
		"docid2    n(10,0),"+;
		"boidbase2 n(10,0),"+;
		"boidsml2  c(8,0),"+;
		"dtid      n(8,0),"+;
		"rectype2  c(1,0)"

.DataSourceType	= "Native"
.KeyFieldList = "BoId, DtId"

.SelectCmd = "select lines.docid,"+;
                "lines.boid,"+;
                "lines.boidsml,"+;
                "lines.boidbase,"+;
                "lines.rectype,"+;
                "details.docid,"+;
                "details.boidbase,"+;
                "details.boidsml,"+;
                "details.dtid,"+;
                "details.rectype"+;
              "from lines " +;
              "join details on " +;
                "lines.boidbase = details.boidbase "+;
              "where lines.boid = " + TRANSFORM(nRecId)
													
.UpdatableFieldList = "docid,boid,boidsml,boidbase,rectype,docid2,"+;
                      "boidbase2,boidsml2,dtid,rectype2"
											
.UpdateNameList = "docid lines.docid,"+;
                  "boid lines.boid,"+;
                  "boidsml lines.boidsml,"+;
                  "boidbase lines.boidbase,"+;
                  "rectype lines.rectype,"+;
                  "docid2 details.docid,"+;
                  "boidbase2 details.boidbase,"+;
                  "boidsml2 details.boidsml,"+;
                  "dtid details.dtid,"+;
                  "rectype2 details.rectype"

.Tables = "Lines, Details"

** Get the data
bRetVal = .CursorFill(.T.)

IF NOT bRetVal 
  AERROR(aErrInfo)
  MESSAGEBOX(TRANSFORM(aErrInfo[1]) + CHR(32) + aErrInfo[2],48, "Error")
ENDIF

ENDWITH
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