For example, you have a voucher table which stores the vouchers old to the customer. Each voucher record store the voucher_no_start and voucher_no_end in INT data type (i.e., this means a voucher record is a booklet but not one voucher).
In order for you to check within the voucher booklet has been sold or not (if sold, there will be a record in the tb_voucher), must be able to tell that the start/end number key in by the user falls within any existing records or not.
To do this, you will have to pass in the @start/@end value(of course, you must modify the following statement into stored procedure).
declare @start int, @end int select @start = 300, @end = 450 select voucher_no_start, voucher_no_end from tb_voucher where (voucher_no_start <= @end or voucher_no_end < @start) and @start <= voucher_no_endIf the above query returns some rows, it means that the values between @start and @end already exist in the database.
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