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Error Message: Invalid Object Name


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I set up the following new query last evening whereby it parsed successfully and executed successfully, however, when I opened up the query this morning and ran the execute command, it gave the following error and I'm not sure why or what caused it to happen:Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1Invalid object name 'jumbo'.Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1Invalid object name 'jumbo_audit'.I verified that there were no spelling errors and that the table names were valid/spelled correctly/has available data....here's the code below:

SELECT jumbo.jumbo_id, jumbo.machine_id, jumbo.grade_spec, jumbo.ts_turned_up,jumbo_audit.jumbo_id AS jumbo_audit_jumbo_id, jumbo_audit.mx_timestamp, jumbo_audit.mx_action_code, jumbo_audit.wgt_slabbedFROM jumbo INNER JOIN jumbo_audit ON jumbo.jumbo_id = jumbo_audit.jumbo_idWHERE (((jumbo.machine_id)='14') AND ((jumbo.ts_turned_up)>=1246791600 And (jumbo.ts_turned_up)<=1246877999));

fyi...using SQL Server Management Studio 2005.Thanks in advance for your assistance!

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All of those tables exist? When you run the query do you have the correct database selected?
Yes, they do exist...and I was able to run the query just a few seconds ago without any errors.....turns out that I didn't use the correct login/password to connect to the SQL Server database....it looks like it's working now.Now the goal is to take this query results and come up with a PHP script that will pull the data collected from the query and display it on a web page. I'd prefer to create a stored procedure, but since I'm fairly new to all this SQL Server Reporting and PHP, it'll take a bit of time.do you have any suggestions on which is the best / most effecient way to accomplish this goal? Thanks!
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