SQL & PL/SQL :: Need To Check Pattern Matching Numbers

Apr 19, 2010

I am trying to write a pl/sql script where i need to check pattern matching numbers.My database is oracle 10g and i will put this logic in a procedure.i will pass no of tel_no to get.

if the no is 3 then i need 2072860126, 2072860127 and 2072860128(i.e all 3 in sequence)
if 2 then 2072860126, 2072860127. as such..the selected nos must be in sequence.

A query returns list od tel nos. in that tel i need to choose which staisfy my criteria.

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