Aggregating the scores

Use the procedure below to add and configure a tAggregateRow component to aggregate the scores.

Procedure

Next to the tUnite component, add a new component, tAggregateRow.

addComponent {
	setComponentDefinition {
		TYPE: "tAggregateRow",
		NAME: "tAggregateRow_1",
		POSITION: 512, 192
	}

}

Next to the setComponentDefinition {} of tAggregateRow, define the component properties using the setSettings {} function.

In this example, the tAggregateRow component, labeled aggregate, will perform sum, avg, max, and min calculations to get the total, average, highest, and lowest scores of each subject.

	setSettings {
		GROUPBYS {
			OUTPUT_COLUMN : "subject",
			INPUT_COLUMN : "subject"
		},
		OPERATIONS {
			OUTPUT_COLUMN : "sum",
			FUNCTION : "sum",
			INPUT_COLUMN : "score",
			OUTPUT_COLUMN : "average",
			FUNCTION : "avg",
			INPUT_COLUMN : "score",
			OUTPUT_COLUMN : "max",
			FUNCTION : "max",
			INPUT_COLUMN : "score",
			OUTPUT_COLUMN : "min",
			FUNCTION : "min",
			INPUT_COLUMN : "score"
		},
		LABEL : "aggregate"
	}

Next to the setSettings {}, enter the addSchema {} function to define the output structure of the component.
In this example, the tAggregateRow component will output five columns:
- subject, type String
- sum, for the total score of each subject, type Double
- average, for the average score of each subject, type Double
- max, for the highest score of each subject, type Double
- min, for the lowest score of each subject, type Double
```
	addSchema {
		NAME: "tAggregateRow_1",
		CONNECTOR: "FLOW"
		addColumn {
			NAME: "subject",
			TYPE: "id_String"
		}
		addColumn {
			NAME: "sum",
			TYPE: "id_Double",
			PRECISION: 2
		}
		addColumn {
			NAME: "average",
			TYPE: "id_Double",
			PRECISION: 2
		}
		addColumn {
			NAME: "max",
			TYPE: "id_Double",
			PRECISION: 2
		}
		addColumn {
			NAME: "min",
			TYPE: "id_Double",
			PRECISION: 2
		}
	}
```

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