>>Hi,
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>>When executing a long SQL Select command I get error "Invalid column name 'GROUP_ID'". I do have the very first column of the SQL Select defined as "MYFIELD AS GROUP_ID" and then I have GROUP BY GROUP_ID at the end of the SQL Select.
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>>Is GROUP_ID a reserved word?
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>No, AFAIK, but you can not ORDER BY the new field. You should ORDER BY the original field, e.g.
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>select myField as Group_ID from myTable ORDER BY myField
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>Obect_ID is a SQL Server function.
I verified that the name of the field is not the problem (I changed it and get the same result). But I am a little confused by what you are saying. I get error on 'GROUP BY" and you are referring to "ORDER BY". What am I missing?
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