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oh, unless the id breaks for Y are predictable enough to use as the basis for a table partitioning scheme? but again sounds like a much bigger solution than you need
I'm still stuck on why something like this doesn't work to filter out / skip ahead to what you want.. select id, a, b, c, have_seen(I ,id) as seen from foo order by blah group by id,a,b,c having seen == true
That would work, but has the same issues as offset, as it's re-implementing the same fundamental behavior
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