Itagaki Takahiro <[email protected]> writes:
> We have window function version of first_value(),
> but aggregate version looks useful to write queries something like:
> =# CREATE TABLE obj (id integer, pos point);
> =# SELECT X.id,
> first_value(Y.id ORDER BY X.pos <-> Y.pos) AS neighbor
> FROM obj X, obj Y
> GROUP BY X.id;
> Is it reasonable? Or, do we have alternative ways for the same purpose?
I don't see any good reason to encourage people to write that in a
nonstandard way when there's a prefectly good standard way, ie,
use the window-function version.
regards, tom lane
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