SQL Query Error: Invalid Column Name - sql

Question

I am new to SQL and I have this problem, I can't seem to search on google.
This is my school work so please be patient with my coding.
Now the problem is i am doing a select query and SQL does not seem to recognize the column I need
here is an attached picture, it just says invalid column but it is clear that the column exist
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here is the complete code
create database Hairsalon
use Hairsalon
create table Employee
(
Employee_ID int primary key,
Name varchar(20),
Birthday date,
Gender char(1)
);
create table Inventory
(
Inventory_ID int primary key,
Name varchar(30),
Stock int
)
create table Record
(
Transaction_Number int primary key,
Transaction_Date date,
Transaction_Time time
);
alter table Record
drop column Transaction_Date
alter table Record
drop column Transaction_Time
alter table Record
add Transaction_DT varchar(30)
alter table Record
add Transaction_Description varchar(255)
Create table Inventory_Record
(
Transaction_Number int primary key foreign key references Record(Transaction_Number),
Inventory_ID int foreign key references Inventory(Inventory_ID),
);
create table Customer_Record
(
Transaction_Number int foreign key references Record(Transaction_Number),
Customer_ID int primary key,
Service_Description varchar(255),
Pay money
);
create table Customer
(
Customer_ID int foreign key references Customer_Record(Customer_ID),
Name varchar(20),
Payable money,
Session_DT varchar(20)
);
create table Employee_Record
(
Transaction_Number int primary key foreign key references Record(Transaction_Number),
Employee_ID int foreign key references Employee(Employee_ID),
Time_In time,
Time_Out time,
Record_Date date,
Customer_Count int
);
create table Salon
(
Customer_ID int foreign key references Customer_Record(Customer_ID),
Employee_ID int foreign key references Employee(Employee_ID),
Inventory_ID int foreign key references Inventory(Inventory_ID),
Transaction_Number int foreign key references Record(Transaction_Number)
);
alter table Customer
add Session_DT varchar(20)
alter table Customer
drop column Customer_ID
alter table Customer
add Customer_ID int foreign key references Customer_Record(Customer_ID)
alter table Customer_Record
add Employee_ID int foreign key references Employee(Employee_ID)
alter table Employee
add [Type] varchar(15)
alter table Employee
drop column Birthday
alter table Employee
drop column Birthday
alter table Employee_Record
drop column Time_In
alter table Employee_Record
drop column Time_Out
alter table Employee_Record
drop column Record_Date
alter table Employee_Record
add Time_In varchar(20)
alter table Employee_Record
add Time_Out varchar(20)
alter table Employee_Record
add Record_Date varchar(20)
alter table Employee_Record
drop column Customer_Count
insert into Employee
values(1,'Test Employee','M','Cashier','bday')
insert into Employee
values(-1,'Null','N','Null','Null')
insert into Employee values(1,'test1','M','HairDresser','9/8/2014')
INSERT INTO Record values(2,'')
INSERT INTO Customer_Record values(1,1,'asd',123.00,null)
INSERT INTO Customer values(1,'test1',0,'9/8/2014 8:16 AM')
SELECT * FROM Record
select * from Customer
SELECT * FROM Customer_Record
SELECT * FROM Employee
SELECT DISTINCT Customer.Name as 'Customer Name', Employee.Name as 'Attendee'
FROM Customer, Customer_Record, Employee_Record, Employee
WHERE ( Customer_Record.Transaction_Number = Employee_Record.Transaction_Number
AND Employee_Record.Employee_ID = Employee.Employee_ID
AND Customer.Customer_ID = Customer_Record.Customer_ID
) OR ( Customer_Record.Transaction_Number = Employee_Record.Transaction_Number
AND Customer_Record.Employee_ID = -1
AND Customer.Customer_ID = Customer_Record.Customer_ID
)
insert into Employee_Record values(9,1,'10:00','10:99','date')
select * from Record
select * from Customer
select * from Employee
select * from Employee_Record
select * from Customer_Record
select count(Customer_ID) from Customer
select count(Transaction_Number) from Record
insert into Customer
values(1,'test',120,DATEFROMPARTS(32,12,31))
INSERT INTO Customer_Record values(1,1,'Long Haired Customer: ',0, null)
DELETE FROM Customer WHERE Customer_ID = 1
DELETE FROM Customer
DELETE FROM Customer_Record
DELETE FROM Record
DELETE FROM Employee
DELETE FROM Employee_Record
DELETE FROM Inventory
DELETE FROM Inventory_Record
commit

Answer 1

According to the DDL you have presented, it seems quite obvious that Customer_Record has no Employee_ID.
You may have mixed up Customer_Record with Employee_Record or Employee_ID with Customer_ID, but something is wrong.
EDIT I had missed that you alter the table in your script to add the missing columns. In that case, Intellisense (the auto-completion system) does not take it into account unless you manually reload it (using Ctrl + Shift + R). Your query is correct and the errors will disappear once Intellisense is up to date.