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ssms share|improve this question edited Jul 7 '14 at 23:07 Phil 70.6k683104 asked Jul 7 '14 at 22:35 user3814197 59114 1 Which DBMS? Where do you see these errors? –Phil Jul 7 '14 at 22:41 Probably you need to refresh the intellisense cache assuming SSMS. –Martin Smith Jul 7 '14 at 22:44 relational dbms using sql server management studio –user3814197 Jul 7 '14 at 22:58 tried a refresh of the intellisense cache, but had no impact –user3814197 Jul 7 '14 at 23:03 Had the same problem and refreshing intellisense cache as mentioned here worked for me in SSMS. –Jeevaka Nov 10 '14 at 17:21 | show 1 more comment 5 Answers 5 active oldest votes up vote 16 down vote Make sure you're using the correct database. It may be defaulting to the "Master" database, and it doesn't look like you have the full schema for the referenced table. Ex: [DatabaseName].[Schema].[TableName] or [Database1].[smmdmm].[aid_data] Hope this helps. share|improve this answer answered Jul 7 '14 at 23:05 Sev09 560722 add a comment| up vote 13 down vote Try: Edit -> IntelliSen
custom SQL Query i am getting an error "Query : - Got Invalid object http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24621007/invalid-object-name-sql name"Reason1 : The table name mentioned in the query is wrongSolution : Verify the sql table names mentioned in the query. Also execute the query in SQL Server Management Studio and check if https://sqldbmanagerplus.wiki.zoho.com/Custom-SQL-Query-----Invalid-Object-Name.html you are able to get the outputReason2 : Database name and schema name are not mentioned in along with table nameSolution : Mention the database name and schema name along with the table names in the SQL query. For ex: select * from MESQLDBM.dbo.AlertIf this problem persists, send a screen shot of the error message from the SQL Server > Query tab and Support Information File ( Support tab > Support Information File link ) to sqldbmanagerplus-support@manageengine.com . custom sql querysqldbmanager plussql serverinvalid object name RSS of this page
Postmaster Pre-sales FAQ Publishing Your Site Reseller Tips Search Engine Optimization Security Topics SSL and HTTPS Support: Getting Help Virtual Desktops Virtual Servers Website Design & Development Website Errors Knowledge Essentials - 3Essentials Hosting ERROR: "Invalid object http://knowledge.3essentials.com/web-hosting/article/386/ERROR-Invalid-object-name.html name" Article ID:386 Back to Search Symptom: You receive"Invalid object name" when attempting to execute a SQL query or add a new database user to your MSSQL database. Resolution: This typically means 1 of 2 things... you've referenced an object (table, trigger, stored procedure,etc) that doesn't actually exist (i.e., you executed a query to update a table, and that table doesn't exist). Or, the table exists, but you didn't reference it correctly... here's more detail invalid object on that... MSDN says: "In SQL Server 2000, database users and schemas are implicitly connected. Every database user is the owner of a schema that has the same name as the user. In SQL Server 2005, schemas exist independently of the database user that creates them". That is why you have to explicitly specify schema name in TableName property if you use SQL Server 2005. For example, rather than "tableCustomers" you specify "admin.tableCustomers" where invalid object name "admin" is schema name in which table "tableCustomers" was created. If you specify just "tableCustomers", then dbo.TableCustomers is assumed... but if your tableCustomers was created in schema "admin", then you need to specify by the name "admin.tableCustomers". This can show up not ONLY when executing SQL statements, but may even affect you when adding a db user... here's a scenario observed recently: When trying to add a new DB user for a customer, we received the error "Invalid Object Name: SecurityLog". The customer had a table named "SecurityLog" created in schema "service". But why was it causing an error when we tried to add a db user? Because the customer ALSO had a Trigger... and in the trigger was SQL referring to the table as "SecurityLog", not "service.SecurityLog". And apparently, during DB user creation, MSSQL 2005 checks through all of this BEFORE it allows the user to be created. The solution was to work with the customer to address the improper reference to the table in the trigger, by either modifying the trigger, or deleting it so the customer could readd the trigger with the proper table reference. The lesson learned from this? If you're getting this error about an object in your database, and you're not sure what's generating it, you need to check ALL objects in your database (stored procedu