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ID_NAME in two tables

 
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I have that two Tables with Table1 containing ID_NAME as a primary key
and Table2 containing ID_NAME as a normal row
(that means, it s not a primary-key or a foreign-key). I mapped that in common way.

But when I want to get the ID_NAME from Table2, then this failure occurs:



42703: An undefined column, attribute, or parameter name was detected.

But the column ID_NAME is definitly in my database both in Table1 and Table2.

What does this sql-error mean:



The strange thing is, that the database-column is definitly called ID_NAME and not IDNAME (as produced in the failure-message), another point is, that idName is my property in Table2 and not a correlated column to any other tables. However, I have idName in another Table called Table1 in which this property is a common primary key. But I have not association between Table1 and Table2.




What is wrong?



Does anyone know a solution?
 
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solved. I have redefine getter/setters.

Now it works.
 
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