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I have a customers table like

ORDER_ID CUSTOMER_ID     ORDER_DATE
__________________________________
1     |     100 |25-JAN-13
2     |     100     |25-JAN-13
3     |     100     |24-JAN-13
4     |     101     |23-JAN-13
5     |     101     |22-JAN-13
6     |     102     |21-JAN-13
7     |     102     |21-JAN-13

I would like to find the customer_ids who placed orders for two days.

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00
10
20
30
40
50
60
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150
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170
180
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.
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[Code]....

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1 / 10OCT2011 / 5/ 18OCT2011 / -8

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