Check if a column's values are increasing per tuple












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I have a relation:



A(id INT, name STRING, time INT, val INT)
1 a 1 1
1 a 2 2
2 b 1 1
2 b 2 3
3 b 1 1
3 b 2 1


and so on. I want to output the id and name of 1 and 2, because their val of a tuple at time 1 is lesser than the val of the tuple at time 2. I'm completely stumped here. I can't give an attempt example because I don't know how to compare a tuple sequentially.









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    I have a relation:



    A(id INT, name STRING, time INT, val INT)
    1 a 1 1
    1 a 2 2
    2 b 1 1
    2 b 2 3
    3 b 1 1
    3 b 2 1


    and so on. I want to output the id and name of 1 and 2, because their val of a tuple at time 1 is lesser than the val of the tuple at time 2. I'm completely stumped here. I can't give an attempt example because I don't know how to compare a tuple sequentially.









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      I have a relation:



      A(id INT, name STRING, time INT, val INT)
      1 a 1 1
      1 a 2 2
      2 b 1 1
      2 b 2 3
      3 b 1 1
      3 b 2 1


      and so on. I want to output the id and name of 1 and 2, because their val of a tuple at time 1 is lesser than the val of the tuple at time 2. I'm completely stumped here. I can't give an attempt example because I don't know how to compare a tuple sequentially.









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      I have a relation:



      A(id INT, name STRING, time INT, val INT)
      1 a 1 1
      1 a 2 2
      2 b 1 1
      2 b 2 3
      3 b 1 1
      3 b 2 1


      and so on. I want to output the id and name of 1 and 2, because their val of a tuple at time 1 is lesser than the val of the tuple at time 2. I'm completely stumped here. I can't give an attempt example because I don't know how to compare a tuple sequentially.







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