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werhardt
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

270 Posts

Posted - 2009-04-21 : 13:39:45
I am moving my view that I created to a different database so I had to add this to my tables "Impact_prod." everything was working fine,except for my one view. I think I know where the problem is,but I am not sure how to fix it because I keep getting errors. I think what is giving me the error is this last line...
INNER JOIN Impact_prod.dbo.clms clms ON clms.clms_id = clm.clm_id1

Because it keeps saying Invalid object name 'dbo.clm'.


FROM
Impact_prod.dbo.clm clm
Join Impact_prod.dbo.cli cli ON clm.clm_clir = cli.cli_id1
JOIN Impact_prod.dbo.clip clip ON cli.cli_id1 = clip.clip_id1
JOIN Impact_prod.dbo.clio clio ON cli.cli_id1 = clio.clio_id1
INNER JOIN Impact_prod.dbo.clms clms ON clms.clms_id = clm.clm_id1

nr
SQLTeam MVY

12543 Posts

Posted - 2009-04-21 : 13:44:27
What do you have in the select statement?
I doubt if it's the last line that causes the problem.

Does Impact_prod.dbo.clm exist and can your login access it?

try select top 1 * from Impact_prod.dbo.clm


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werhardt
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

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Posted - 2009-04-21 : 13:47:09

Yes Impact_prod.dbo.clm does exist.

In my select statement I do have some fields that say
clm. infront of them. See below.

SELECT Distinct
--clms_sku,
--clms_line,
--clm_prod,
clio_type,
clm.clm_id1,
clm.clm_rcvd,
CLM_DOUT,
clm_wkpct,
clm.clm_1a,
clm.clm_12a,
clm.clm_12b,
clm.clm_55d,
clm.clm_clir,
clm.clm_65a,
clm.clm_medb2,
clm.clm_tchg,
clm.clm_base,
clm.clm_stades,

quote:
Originally posted by nr

What do you have in the select statement?
I doubt if it's the last line that causes the problem.

Does Impact_prod.dbo.clm exist and can your login access it?

try select top 1 * from Impact_prod.dbo.clm


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nr
SQLTeam MVY

12543 Posts

Posted - 2009-04-21 : 17:04:25
Is that the complete view?

try using it via
select top 1 * from viewname.
also try copying the view into a query window and running it as a derived table.



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