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The issue is that this specific plugin does not throw an error in case of script failure. You can use different plugin, e.g. pre-build-webpack.

Try to replace BAccount with BAccountR or BAccount2. There must be a cache initialized for the Vendor DAC in the Caches collection of your BLC before the BAccount cache - this is what usually causes BQL translated into a SQL query for a different DB table.

To check in what order caches were initialized, in the Immediate Window inside VS you can execute this.Caches for a custom BLC or Base.Caches for a BLC extension. I'm pretty sure you will have the Vendor cache initialized before the BAccount.

Unfortunately, my attempt to reproduce error "The multi-part identifier "BAccount2.BAccountID" could not be bound" didn't succeed. Here is the custom SOLine field declaration, that I used on my end:

You should consider using enqueue_marker:

https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenCL/specs/opencl-2.0-openclc.pdf#page=172

There is also an example in the specification where multiple kernels are enqueued and with an enqueue_marker command you can wait for the child kernels to finish, then proceed with the parent kernel. The sample code is here:

https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenCL/specs/opencl-2.0-openclc.pdf#page=175

Edit: After multiple experiments, the findings are as follows: As the number of child-kernels a parent kernel launches increases, the program fails. This is probably caused by the queue_size as huseyin tugrul buyukisik suggested. Although, the execution does not return an error code, the results are incorrect. There is no mention of this kind of issue in the OpenCL specification.