MongoDB Aggregate Framework - Group By Year
Solution 1:
Some versions of Windows have been known to work. By any chance, are you using a 32-bit OS? The code in question is here, and depends upon the gmtime_s()
implementation.
If this collection is simply for aggregation queries, you can certainly get by with storing date components in an object. I'd suggest abbreviating the field names (e.g. y
, m
, d
) to save on storage, since the field strings are present in each stored document. The trade-off here is that none of the aggregation date operators can be used. You may want to store the timestamp as a signed integer (e.g. ts
) so that you can easily do range queries if necessary.
Solution 2:
This issue is caused by the minimum date not being handled well when aggregated.
A quick workaround (if possible) is to filter the date, either through the ff:
- Remove the rows with minimum date (via match / filter)
- Filter through a certain date (greater than x date)
Then aggregate.
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