Given the following excerpt:
CREATE TABLE dbo.PlanOfCareLimitationTypes
( iPlanOfCareLimitationTypeID INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
sPlanOfCareLimitationCategory CHAR(6) NOT NULL,
sPlanOfCareLimitation VARCHAR(MAX) NOT NULL,
dtDateAdded DATETIME NOT NULL,
dtPurgeDate DATETIME NOT NULL,
dtDateUpdated DATETIME NULL,
dtDateDeleted DATETIME NULL,
chkIsTestRecord CHAR(1) NOT NULL,
chkIsInactive CHAR(1) NOT NULL
PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (iPlanOfCareLimitationTypeID ASC));
INSERT INTO dbo.PlanOfCareLimitationTypes
(sPlanOfCareLimitationCategory <= Why is this considered an “Invalid column?!?”
, sPlanOfCareLimitation
, dtDateAdded
, dtPurgeDate
, chkIsTestRecord
, chkIsInactive) VALUES
('18A'
,'Amputation'
, GETDATE()
, DATEADD(YEAR,7,GETDATE())
, 'N'
, 'N');