Robert James <srobertja...@gmail.com> writes:
>> (To elaborate, I'm interested in:
>> * Finding field x of the _previous_ row
>> * Finding field x of the _next_ row
>> * Finding field x of the _previous_ row that meets a certain criteria
>> (which the current row may or may not meet)
>> )
> The first two are actually trivial - lag(field_x) over (order by [same
> order as query]) and lead(...).
Right.
> But the last one seems ellusive - How can I find the value of field x
> on the previous row WHERE a criteria is met? Is it possible to do this
> at all with a window function?
I don't see any way to achieve that with any of the built-in window
functions, but I believe it could be done by a custom window function.
Are you up for some C coding?
regards, tom lane
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