Convert Oracle "connect by level 10" into MS SQL server 2005

I want to convert oracle "SELECT LEVEL R FROM CONNECT BY LEVEL <=10" my bottom requirement is  get 1 to 10 as a dynamic table inside a query.
Ex: Select id, name, R from names N, (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10) R WHERE id < 1000 
If any one know something regarding this please reply me.
Thx,
Buddhika

Hi Buddhika Jayawardhane ,
Have you sold your problem? I have the same issue to convert from Oracle into SQL Server:
SELECT all_steps.to_step_id step_id, rownum step_order
FROM (
SElECT 0 from_step_id, steps.step_id to_step_id
FROM steps
WHERE steps.is_root = 1
UNION
SElECT step_transitions.from_step_id, step_transitions.to_step_id
FROM step_transitions
) all_steps
CONNECT BY all_steps.from_step_id = PRIOR all_steps.to_step_id
START WITH all_steps.from_step_id = 0
Please help me find information how to make it!
Thanks in advance,
cores

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