Can you paste the SQL code generated by DI studio ?
From you log, It looks like the join KEY -- A is not in one of these three tables.
Ksharp
PRETHESH, could you also please post the log of the job too.
thanks,
Daryl
My guess is that you are mixing inner and outer joins.
in these situations is quite easy to create an invalid join syntax (which I think DI Studio should help to identify...)
I have solved this problem by putting the inner join at the end after all the outer joins ....although I dont know why the error happens.
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