Generate inline view with "sequence" values  0..36

I want my query to join inline-view that has values from 0..36, what is the best way to create such inline-view?
My initial solution would be:
SELECT LEVEL RESULT FROM Dual CONNECT BY LEVEL < 37
union
select 0 from dual
order by 1I want to write query that outputs the same values as this query i showed.

CharlesRoos wrote:
I want my query to join inline-view that has values from 0..36, what is the best way to create such inline-view?
My initial solution would be:
SELECT LEVEL RESULT FROM Dual CONNECT BY LEVEL < 37
union
select 0 from dual
order by 1I want to write query that outputs the same values as this query i showed.
SELECT (LEVEL - 1) RESULT FROM Dual CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 37 ;Edited by: user503699 on Oct 29, 2010 2:20 PM

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