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sorry, haven't worked through the details, but.. order by / where apply to original rows, group by / having apply to an aggregate function over that result. So presumably you can have a bistable function that is true once your condition is seen..
That's not really helpful here, this is for seeking in a pagination context. E.g. turning `ORDER BY ... LIMIT X OFFSET Y` into a where clause only for records appearing after OFFSET Y
oh.. something with cursors, probably where your function returns the cursor?
Yeah cursor based pagination is one term folks use to describe this. Using actual sql cursors for this uses more resources than the problem it's solving though
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