Yesterday I removed a column called \'systeem_eisen\' from a table.
Now when I click in phpMyAdmin at the table \'products\' I get the error message:
#1054 - col
It works.
I have insert the column back, then I change the standard sql when you click at explore in phpMyAdmin.
When I removed the column, there are no errors. Yay!
I ran into this same issue and none of these suggestions worked for me. The cause in my case was that phpmyadmin had a sort for the altered/dropped column and I needed to fix it. Here is what resolved it for me.
In phpmyadmin, select your database in the left navigation pane. You will see all your tables, and in this case we are interested in 'systeem_eisen'
. Once you've found the table click on Structure
.
You'll now see all the columns in the table. All you should need to do is remove the sort or change it accordingly.
You should now be able to open your table.
I just refreshed the page and it worked.
For me the only way was to set the order to an existing column under the search options:
the problem with was not able to insert crated_at and updated_at but when i inert them one by one it works and the problem was because of having underscore in my table name '_' https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/bugs/4208/
I got this error after I renamed a table. I was not able to Browse this renamed table with this same error saying:
previous_table_name.some_column not found.
So after changing the table name, go to the Search tab, open the +Options
menu at the bottom. In Display Order, there will be no column set, for now, so change it to any column now from dropdown and save. Error resolves.