tAggregaterow

[Anonymous]

Hello All,
Presently i am getting following error, Can you please guide me how should i resolve this ...
Please see Screenshots.
Please let me know how to avoid this warning Print on console also.
Thanks in Advance
Regards
RSH

[Anonymous]

what's the type of your output and input columns for these operations ? according to the message, you don't have the same type before and after the Aggregate operation.

[Anonymous]

Hello,
Please find some more details about my query.
Still i am unable to solve issue like Following:
Warning:the operation 'sum' for the output column 'AmountWithoutVAT' can't be processed because of incompatible input and/or output types
Warning:the operation 'sum' for the output column 'AmountWithVAT' can't be processed because of incompatible input and/or output types
Screenshots:
1) Job
2) tmap: with both columns
3) taggregaterow Component
4) Target DAta in Sql Server Example
Regards
RSH

[Anonymous]

i think your problem is the type of your columns : in the 4th screenshot, the type for your fields are "Objects", if you want to make a sum, you should have an integer, or double type, according to your input type !

[Anonymous]

Hello,
Thanks for guidance. Data type of target table is "money" and in talend it reads as "object". I change data type to Integer but still Warning comes.
As tables is already present so i am unable to confirm about "SUM" operation on those 2 columns.
Result shows table is updated but not sure with Column of Sum.
As a time is concern i am unable to do r&d on it.
Regards
RSH

[Anonymous]

Hello all,
Just to add 1 point, target table has action on table -> Default mode and action on data -> insert and update.
taggregateComponent: it has 2 columns which as data type as Object(19,4) in talend and Money in sql DB.
Still i do have Warning on these 2 component(snapshot is in earlier post)
I am not sure taggregaterow component working for me.
NOTE:I cannot change table structure of this table because it is already in use for other project.
Please guide on this point.
Regards
RSH