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I've a simple but large table in an SQL database which has four fields (id(int PK), time (unix timestamp, not null), value (double, not null) and an ID_fk (integer foreign key).

Data is recorded every minute, but at a seemingly random second for subsets of sensors, each sensor has a foreign key value though.

My question is this, I need to write a query that will tell me when, over all two minute intervals in the dataset, a series of sensors have a value greater than 0.9.

I was thinking for trying to create a temporary table and do it that way, simplifying the time by only storing it at minute resolution?

Any advice would be greatly received, Thanks, James

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You've tagged the question with SQLite - is that what you're using? Just double checking :) – Phil Feb 25 at 11:05

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