This error code happens when there is an issue with the SQL Server. This can be caused by many things such as a corrupt database, a down server, or a network issue.
1. Check the syntax of your SQL statement
The syntax of your SQL statement can be checked by using the sqlite3 command-line tool. To do this, open a terminal window and type the following command: sqlite3 SQLStatement.sql If there are any errors in the syntax of your statement, the sqlite3 command will return a code of 0x5 (SQLSTATE 42000). The error code 15404 indicates that there is a problem with the syntax of your statement.
2. Make sure the table you're trying to access exists
- Navigate to the database where the table you're trying to access resides.
- Check the table's name and description.
- If the table doesn't exist, create it.
- If the table exists but has an error, fix the error.
- If the table exists and is correctly configured, check the table's structure and data.
3. Check that the column you're trying to access exists
- Click on the table you are trying to access in the database
- In the table's properties, click on the "Columns" tab
- In the "Columns" tab, make sure the column you are trying to access is listed
- If the column is not listed, click on the "Add" button, enter the name of the column in the "Column Name" field, and click on the "Add" button
- In the "Data Type" field, make sure the column is set to "Text"
- If the column is not set to "Text", click on the "Type" drop-down arrow, and select "Text".
- In the "Sort" field, make sure the column is set to "Sortable".
- Click on the "OK" button
- In the "Databases" list, make sure the database you are trying to access is listed
- In the "Select" field, click on the table you are trying to access
- In the "Table" list, make sure the table you are trying to access is listed
- If the table is not listed, click on the "Add" button, enter the name of the table in the "Table Name" field, and click on the "Add" button
- In the "Data Type" field, make sure the table is set to "Data".
- In the "Sort" field, make sure the table is set to "Sortable".
- Click on the "OK" button
Still not working? maybe try one of these options:
- Verify that the user has permissions to access the table.
- Use a different user account that has permissions to access the table.
- If you're using a named instance of SQL Server, make sure the SQL Server Browser service is running.
- Check the firewall settings to make sure the instance of SQL Server is accessible.
- Try connecting to the instance of SQL Server using a different method, such as TCP/IP.
- Check the SQL Server error log for more information about the error.