List of numbers start with a number other than 1?

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  Is there anyway that I can make a list from one number other than 1? For example 6?

  Best info I could get to- http://www.timrivera.com/tests/ol-start.html

  This seems to work...
  

  
  
  6. It's a
  
  
  7. It's two
  
  
  8. It's three
  
  

• Extract an a piece of string starting with a number

  Hello
  
  I'm new to SQL, I can use some help with the following problem. I need to extract the number of contract of a string, but the position of the contract number and the text inside the string may vary, which means that it is important to link the SELECT statement with the number. Extract only numbers would help too, because the contract number contains letters and other characters. For example, if there is a "Payment for a contract nr 1100/70HE" string, the SELECT statement must be able to extract only '1100/70HE' this string.
  
  Thank you in advance,
  Keit

  1007555 wrote:
  The first three characters of a certain number of contracts are always numbers. If the application needs to find a piece of string, where three characters are numbers. The global chain can look like 'Payment for a contract number 1100/70HE', "Payment of 1100/70HE of the contract", "1100/70HE contract payment" etc. I hope that clarifies it a bit.

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  with t as
    2   (select '"Payment to a contract nr 1100/70HE payment' as str from dual)
    3  select regexp_substr(str,'[0-9]{3}[^ ]+') con
    4* from t
    5  /
  
  CON
  ---------
  1100/70HE
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• How to access a JSON structure key that starts with a number

  I have a strange problem here.  I can access any other JSON structure so I am not able to change it.  The JSON structure keys are named with the characters and numbers like this:

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  product_id	198456
  1	Feat Rashaan Houston Tony Loreto
  artist	Feat Rashaan Houston Tony Loreto

  So, in other words, there is a key named "0" and a key named "product_id", containing the same key.  Why they did it, I don't know, but they did.

  In one case, the data stored under the key name text is not identical to the digital key named.  I tried to view the data in the digital key like this (it is an array of structures):

  #strStompyJSON.data [1].0 #.

  but I get the following error:

  --

  Found no valid CFML building online 41 in column 31.

  ColdFusion has been looking at the following:

  .0

  --

  When I do the following, it works fine:

  #strStompyJSON.data [1] .product_id #.

  So, it seems that CF does not like to access a variable that begins with a number.  I am able to perform a loop on the structure by using a loop of the collection, and it shows all the keys (including digital) and their values using the following code:

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  #key #: #strStompyJSON.data [1] [key] # < br / >
  < / cfloop >

  However, that does not allow me to access specific keys named with a number.  Is it possible that I can access a key that is named more precisely with a number?

  Thank you!

  Mike

  Have you tried the support rating that I proposed in my first answer?  In my tests with your code, it worked without problem.

  Thank you

• When you are using Pages, how can I enter the page numbers, starting with page 2?

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  Insert your page number on your cover page. Click on page 2. Then in the toolbar, click Documents, then the Section tab select Hide on the first page of the section and corresponds to the previous section. Your page number disappears on the cover and reappears on page 2 as page 2.

• Selection of numbers starting with 0, followed by [1-9]

  Hello
  
  I use 9i (it is a 3rd party software, I have no influcene on when they decide to upgrade...) under Unix.
  
  In a table I would select all rows whose column x entries that
  
  -start with 0
  -have a number between 1-9 after the 0
  
  So he should select rows with this value:
  
  012345
  098765
  034343
  044544
  
  But it should not pick rows with values like this:
  
  000343333
  00-334-2323
  22-333-333
  AA - 00 - 000000
  
  etc.
  
  Can you please give me some tip?
  
  Edited by: user590072 the 26.01.2010 00:46

  You should make a habit of posting the CREATE TABLE statement so that we can play with your condition.
  Does this work for you:

  SQL> create table t as (
    2  select '0012345' col from dual union all
    3  select '012345' from dual union all
    4  select '098765' from dual union all
    5  select '034343' from dual union all
    6  select '044544' from dual union all
    7  select '000343333' from dual union all
    8  select '00-334-2323' from dual union all
    9  select '22---333--333' from dual union all
   10  select 'AA--00--000000' from dual
   11  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> select *
    2  from   t
    3  where  substr(col, 1, 1) = '0'
    4  and    translate(substr(col,2),'x123456789','x') is null;
  
  COL
  --------------
  012345
  098765
  034343
  044544
  
  4 rows selected.
  

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• This query gives the original sequence that increment of original value and start with original number?

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• Create account Skype with Skype name other than that of email or phone number

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    2  (
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    4       SELECT -12648.45 AS NUM_COL FROM DUAL UNION ALL
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• NO PREMIUM... Logarithmic function with different bases other than e/10?

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• Determine if the result of the query begins with a number

  I have the results of the query like this
  
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  Had the same problem in Word. Clearly, Miss something.

  Thank you!

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  Please consider this simple example

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