Doubt in query statement in receiver jdbc

HI
Again a doubt in XML format for receiver jdbc.
I want to execute a query
select sum(col1) sum(col2) from tablename where startdate <= tdate.
My payload message looks like this
<AggregateFn action="SQL_QUERY">
<access>SELECT sum(Weight) FROM KmFuelTrace WHERE resourceno = '$resno$' AND startdate = '$sdate1$'</access>
- <key>
<resno compareOperation="EQ">CHILLED_02</resno>
<sdate1 compareOperation="LT">06/08/2007</sdate1>
</key>
</AggregateFn>
I am getting a error "Data type mismatch in criteria expression" .
I have defined the datatypes correctly with DateTrans function . I think its the problem with access statement.
How to give the selection criteria for non-text fields. (can i use same quotes and dollar combination for date field too) . Or is there any other mistake in the xml structure

Aarthi,
Try the following
<AggregateFn action="SQL_QUERY">
<access>SELECT sum(Weight) FROM KmFuelTrace WHERE resourceno = '$resno$' AND startdate = $sdate1$</access>
- <key>
<resno compareOperation="EQ">CHILLED_02</resno>
<sdate1 compareOperation="LT">06/08/2007</sdate1>
</key>
</AggregateFn>
Also check what us the date format that database uses and give the similar format.
Regards,
Sudharshan N A
Message was edited by:
Sudharshan Aravamudan

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