Tegron,

I have come across this same exact error a couple of times. Each time it was due to the stored procedure not returning the value expected by the entity class. Adding the expected value to the procedure always fixed it.

Check that you are checking the right stored procedure and then check the spelling, etc.

HTH

>I added a new field to a table and first manually added the necessary property to the Entity, Default, and Data layer class. When I was testing the business object I noticed that I was getting any value in my entitylist. I only saw the following error within the object: Column 'RejectionID' does not belong to table RequestItems. I then decide to use the BLG to regenerate the enity object all over again, because I figured for some reason it was recognizing the field was added. After doing that I still received the same error message.
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>The error doesn't make any sense, because the field is physically in the database. I have re-checked all of my stored procedures just to make sure that it was returned and everything is okay.
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>Has anyone encountered this problem and have a way to fix it???