Reusing query results in PL/SQL

Question

I have a procedure in a package that I want to query several times using the analytical function row_number to get, say, the 5th row and the 95th row:
select days_missed_negative_is_late
into l_5pct
from (select days_missed_negative_is_late,
row_number() over(order by days_missed_negative_is_late asc) rn
from (*some complicated query*)
order by days_missed_negative_is_late))
where rn = 5;
then I do the whole thing again, except the last line reads "rn=95". This seems inefficient. I would like to build the results one time then query it twice:
select days_missed_negative_is_late
into l_5pct
from something
where rn = 5;
select days_missed_negative_is_late
into l_5pct
from something
where rn = 95;
or the equivalent functionality, of course. Again, this is in a PL/SQL package. Any ideas of the best way to build the results and read them several times?

Answer 1

Here is an example.
1 select object_name from
2 (select object_name,row_number() over(order by created) rn
3 from all_objects
4 where rownum<101)
5* where rn in(5,95)
SQL> /
OBJECT_NAME
I_CON2
DEPENDENCY$
You could for example 1) use a cursor and loop or
2) select and bulk collect.
I hope this helps.