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Error selecting "category" quantification in density maps

See original GitHub issue

STR:

Create a new builder map
Style the layer
1. Aggregation: hexabins/squares
2. Fill -> By value (on agg_value)
3. Quantification: category

It crashes. The error seems to be in a request to the SQL API to get the common values for categories, it says the agg_value column does not exist:

q=SELECT+*+FROM+(SELECT+agg_value,+count(agg_value)+FROM+(SELECT+*+FROM+walmart_latlon)+_table_sql+GROUP+BY+agg_value+ORDER+BY+count+DESC+LIMIT+11)+__wrapped'

I guess it should be wrapping with sql_wrap for that query, so it can access the aggregated values.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:10 (7 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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ramiroaznarcommented, Jun 8, 2018

Yes, it does not make sense to style by categories aggregation values.

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VictorVelardecommented, Jun 8, 2018

All right then, this will be included with the rest of the work on split size/color at CartoDB/cartodb#14017

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