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PostgreSQL 22013 Error: Causes and Solutions Complete Guide

DEV Community·umzzil nng·3 months ago
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PostgreSQL Error 22013: Invalid Preceding or Following Size in Window Function PostgreSQL error 22013 occurs when the offset value specified in the PRECEDING or FOLLOWING clause of a window function frame is invalid. This typically happens when the offset is negative, NULL, or of an incompatible data type. The database engine cannot construct a meaningful window frame with such values and immediately raises this error. Top 3 Causes 1. Negative Offset Value The most common cause is passing a negative integer as a frame offset. SQL standards and PostgreSQL both require that PRECEDING and FOLLOWING offsets must be zero or a positive integer. -- ERROR: negative offset causes 22013 SELECT employee_id , salary , AVG ( salary ) OVER ( ORDER BY hire_date ROWS BETWEEN - 2 PRECEDING AND CURRENT ROW -- invalid!…

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