@ahmad-moussawi
Found my way here from a google search as I am running into this issue currently.

I am populating a model in the format

public class SomeStatsObject {
    public int ThingsAlphaCount { get; set; }
    public int ThingsBetaCount { get; set; }
    public int ThingsGammaCount { get; set; }
    public int ThingsDeltaCount { get; set; }
}

that gets counts from a bunch of complex subqueries in the form of:

SELECT
    (SELECT COUNT (*) ...) ThingsAlphaCount,
    (SELECT COUNT (*) ...) ThingsBetaCount,
    (SELECT COUNT (DISTINCT *) ...) ThingsGammaCount,
    (SELECT COUNT (*) ...) ThingsDeltaCount,

I believe subqueries get what I need so my Sql Kata follows

var thingsAlphaCountSubQuery = new Query(); // example for type info 

 var mainQuery = new Query()
    .Select(thingsAlphaCountSubQuery, nameof(SomeStatsObject.ThingsAlphaCount))
    .Select(thingsBetaCountSubQuery, nameof(SomeStatsObject.ThingsBetaCount))
    .Select(thingsGammaCountSubQuery, nameof(SomeStatsObject.ThingsGammaCount))
    .Select(thingsDeltaCountSubQuery, nameof(SomeStatsObject.ThingsDeltaCount));

var compiledQuery = new SqlServerCompiler().Compile(new[] { someRawQueryForParams, mainQuery });

Thus, I get the 'No table is set' exception.

Uh oh!

No table is set Exception #123

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