Database putting data in the wrong columns

I have a Python script that uses raw SQL to insert records into the database. The SQL is

INSERT INTO `tabBatch Process Documents` 
SELECT name               AS name, 
       Now()              AS creation, 
       Now()              AS modified, 
       'Administrator'    AS modified_by, 
       'Administrator'    AS owner, 
       docstatus, 
       batch_id           AS parent, 
       'batch_docs'       AS parentfield, 
       'Batch Process'    AS parenttype, 
       1                  AS idx, 
       bill_no            AS document_name, 
       bill_date          AS document_date, 
       'Purchase Invoice' AS batch_type 
FROM   `tabPurchase Invoice` 
WHERE  docstatus = 0 

However, when this query runs, it inserts the data as follows:

 SELECT * FROM `tabBatch Process Documents` \G;
*************************** 1. row ***************************
         name: PINV-00001
     creation: 2018-02-08 09:29:14.000000
     modified: 2018-02-08 09:29:14.000000
  modified_by: Administrator
        owner: Administrator
    docstatus: 0
       parent: Test Batch
  parentfield: batch_docs
   parenttype: Batch Process
          idx: 1
   batch_type: Test 1
document_name: 2018-02-08
document_date: Purchase Invoice

Most of the fields are correct however batch_type, document_name and document_date are in the wrong order. When I ran the select part of the query on it’s own, the data returned from tabPurchase Invoice was as expected.

Any ideas what might be causing this?

EDIT: For reference, this only happens on production, it works as intended on development

The columns of my production table were in a slightly different order than in development. Changed them around and now it’s inserting properly.