I am trying to upload a table, and it is giving me the error message: "The following new table has invalid names: ". It did not point out which one is invalid. All my column names are words. Not sure what rules can I possibly violate. Below is a screenshot.
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Short version:
I imported a flat-file (csv) with the same column-names you provided above using microsoft sql server 2008 R2 Express. The import worked fine; every column names was imported. Could it be that your column names have some non-visible characters that are causing the trouble?
If you provide more information we can help better.
My answer is that the column names are not the problem - at least not with sql server 2008 R2 express.