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Steffan
Level 4
November 22, 2024

Issue Querying DATA7 in 2023 Lacerte/Individual Module

  • November 22, 2024
  • 2 replies
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I am unable to query a column that I know exists using the Lacerte SDK.

I have created a custom filter which points to column C7_190. My CTS001.IW3 file says:

"C7_190,is,1,1="

However, if I try to query this column, I get "DataSource.Error: ODBC: ERROR [42S22] [Lacerte][SQLEngine] (31750) Column not found: C7_190"

For some reason, the SDK seems unable to query a column that definitely exists.

Anyone else have a similar issue?

    2 replies

    Level 3
    January 10, 2025

    I have the same problem with the Series 1 table.   The easiest way to debug is to use the Excel ODBC interface and dump the table of a client.    Then you can see the actual codes and series for the query since Intuit doesn't document any of the tables.    You can get more info about the ODBC Excel connection in SDK documentation.

    Regards,

    Rick Kamp, EA

    Steffan
    SteffanAuthor
    Level 4
    January 16, 2025

    Hi Rick,

    You might find these files useful: "C:\Lacerte\24tax\2024.3.5.0\ind\usdbdef.i24" "C:\Lacerte\24tax\2024.3.5.0\fid\usdbdef.f24" (etc)

    There is one for each module and they define most of the columns. It is no help for Table 7, though, as that table is different from the others and isn't fixed for everyone. It's confusing to me, maybe Robert can explain if he sees this thread. 😛

    Best,

    Steffan

    Steffan
    SteffanAuthor
    Level 4
    November 10, 2025

    Unfortunately, this seems to be broken for another year. 😕😕 Querying 2024 Lacerte for a column that definitely exists, C7_191 results in "Column not found: C7_191". Meanwhile, that custom filter works just fine in 2024 Lacerte.

    Kathi_at_Intuit
    Moderator
    December 3, 2025

    Hi @Steffan  Thanks for posting in the Community and bringing this to our attention! This has been fixed with SDK version 1.0.0.495. Happy Holidays!

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    Steffan
    SteffanAuthor
    Level 4
    December 4, 2025

    I can confirm this is absolutely fixed with the latest SDK. Thanks so much!