"Craig A. James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Steve Atkins wrote:
>> As long as you're ordering by some row in the table then you can do that in
>> straight SQL.
>> 
>> select a, b, ts from foo where (stuff) and foo > X order by foo limit 10
>> 
>> Then, record the last value of foo you read, and plug it in as X the next
>> time around.

> We've been over this before in this forum: It doesn't work as advertised.  
> Look for postings by me regarding the fact that there is no way to tell the 
> optimizer the cost of executing a function.  There's one, for example, on Oct 
> 18, 2006.

You mean
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-performance/2006-10/msg00283.php
?  I don't see anything there that bears on Steve's suggestion.
(The complaint is obsolete as of CVS HEAD anyway.)

                        regards, tom lane

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