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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » Analytical Functions » LEAD LAG 
16. 17. 5. Lag salary over, lead salary over
SQL>
SQL> create table history
  2  empno      NUMBER(4)
  3  , beginyear  NUMBER(4)
  4  , begindate  DATE
  5  , enddate    DATE
  6  , deptno     NUMBER(2)
  7  , sal        NUMBER(6,2)
  8  , comments   VARCHAR2(60)
  9  , constraint H_PK         primary key          (empno,begindate)
 10  , constraint H_BEG_END    check                (begindate < enddate)
 11  ;

Table created.

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> alter session  set NLS_DATE_FORMAT='DD-MM-YYYY';

Session altered.

SQL>
SQL> insert into history values (1,2000,'01-01-2000','01-02-2000',40950,'');

row created.

SQL> insert into history values (1,2000,'01-02-2000', NULL       ,20800,'restarted');

row created.

SQL> insert into history values (2,2009,'01-11-2009', NULL       ,30,1600,'just hired');

row created.

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> select empno, begindate, sal
  2  ,      LAG(salover
  3         partition by empno
  4           order by empno, begindate
  5         as prev_sal
  6  ,      LEAD(salover
  7         partition by empno
  8           order by empno, begindate
  9         as next_sal
 10  from   history
 11  order  by empno, begindate;

     EMPNO BEGINDATE         SAL   PREV_SAL   NEXT_SAL
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         1 01-01-2000        950                   800
         1 01-02-2000        800        950
         2 01-11-2009       1600

SQL>
SQL> drop table history;

Table dropped.

SQL>
16. 17. LEAD LAG
16. 17. 1. Using the LAG() and LEAD() Functions
16. 17. 2. The Row Comparison Functions - LEAD and LAG
16. 17. 3. The row comparison function partitioned as with other aggregates
16. 17. 4. LAG and LEAD Options
16. 17. 5. Lag salary over, lead salary over
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