Requested database column does not exist

ERR.DS_API.DB.COLUMN_DOES_NOT_EXIST

Nonexistent field used.

Possible causes:

• A new field was added to the data source but the dataset has not been updated. To update the dataset, click Update fields.

• When building a dataset from a ClickHouse® connection, an SQL subquery is used. If this is the case, set an alias for the selected fields.

  Example:

  SELECT DISTINCT
    id as offer_id,
    upper(proposed_meta)
    FROM
  

  DataLens may incorrectly identify the upper(proposed_meta) field, so you need to set an alias for it:

  SELECT DISTINCT
    id as offer_id,
    upper(proposed_meta) as upper_proposed_meta
    FROM
  

• When building a dataset, the SQL subquery makes an implicit reference to the selected fields (SELECT * FROM). To avoid an error, explicitly list the required fields in the SELECT clause.

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