mapshen edited a comment on issue #7004:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/incubator-pinot/issues/7004#issuecomment-882858547
Sure. Say we have an inventory table of products and, to begin with, a query
like
```
select count, offset from inventory where product = 'A' limit 1
```
is executed, from which I record the offset.
Next time a query is issued, if I don't want to reprocess, or even fetch,
the rows I have already seen, and only care about the latest change if any, I
would do
```
select count, offset from inventory where offset > last_recorded_offset
where product = 'A' limit 1
```
If I don't want to miss any messages/rows in between since the last fetch, I
could do
```
select count, offset from inventory where offset > last_recorded_offset
where product = 'A'
```
From here, I would record the new offset again (if any) and repeat.
There was more context in the original thread on Slack, but I couldn't find
it anymore. Seems all messages prior to 06/16 got purged (?).
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