Error Message: No such column exists
Action:
When executing a package with Salesforce Source I get the following error message:
Error Message:
No such column exists
Solution:
1. Please make sure the columns names in your package are spelled correct.
2.On the Salesforce Administrator side, the Administrator of your Salesforce instance may have removed a column that previously existed when the package was created.
3.The user running the package may not have access to the column in the Salesforce.com API permissions.
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