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Asked: May 20, 20262026-05-20T05:06:09+00:00 2026-05-20T05:06:09+00:00

Can someone help me come up with a SQL query to do the following

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Can someone help me come up with a SQL query to do the following

Order a table by individual pairs of rows, where the pairs are consecutive rows based on timestamp. Then order all of these pairs by the average of an attribute of both rows in given pair. Select the first pair / two rows.

thanks. ive been puzzling over it for while and am not sure where to start.

Example:

[Timestamp] [Views]
1           23
2           17
3           30
4           5
5           47
6           15

Order pairs(timestamp) by SUM(views) ASC

[Timestamp] [Views] [(sum)]
3           30       35
4           5
1           23       40
2           17
5           47       62
6           15
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    2026-05-20T05:06:09+00:00Added an answer on May 20, 2026 at 5:06 am

    If the timestamp field is always in a sequence and has no gaps, this query should work:

    SELECT t.Timestamp, t.Views,
      IF(t.Timestamp % 2, t.Views + tPair.Views, NULL) As Sum
    FROM tableName t JOIN tableName tPair
      ON IF(t.Timestamp % 2, t.Timestamp + 1, t.Timestamp - 1)  = tPair.Timestamp
    ORDER BY t.Views + tPair.Views, t.Timestamp
    

    Otherwise, you need to copy the results to a temp table with a autoincrement field to generate the full sequence.

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