column out of range problem

[Lesiok]

HINT, HINT: Your query is not returning you the record you think it is. The table you are querying has a field named "productId", but it doesn't have fields named "Rate" or "Stock" and so the record your query returns doesn't have more than one column.

As I said earlier, open your database using MySQL Workbench and actually look at the structure of the database and the tables in it. Then look at the query you are constructing in your code and see if it matches what you see in the Workbench.

It is very strange to me. If the table has no columns, query->exec() should return false. The list of the record columns showed 3 names.
Either the code shown is different from the real code or MySQL is behaving strangely.

[d_stranz]

It is very strange to me. If the table has no columns, query->exec() should return false. The list of the record columns showed 3 names.
Either the code shown is different from the real code or MySQL is behaving strangely.

That was my thought too, but the OP claims everything is working except for the missing columns. There is no code to show how "query" is being created and used prior to the code snippet given in the first post..