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How to search between two number ranges

Asked by Microtech_Sys in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL Server

Tags: SQL, ASP

I have a realator database that searches prices, SF, title, Address, etc and lists current listings with title, price, SF, etc.

Title: Building 1
Price: 100,000
Square Foot: 5,000 SF

Currently if one does a search between 90,000 and 200,000 building 1 should come up.

What one of our clients has suggested is that we have the ability to have a price range for the price. So for example

Title: Building 2
Price: 100,000 - 500,000
Square Foot: 5,000 SF

This is not a problem to list but to search, how does one go about this?
example If I searched between 200,000 and 400,000 the listing building 2 should come up. How do you write a SQL statement that captures this

SELECT * From Table WHERE Colum BETWEEN number range AND number range 2

So My question is how can I search between 2 number ranges. and is that the best way to go.

Example of current site http://www.youredc.com/html/real_estate_directory.asp
(if your are fimiliar with loopnet.com, they do this functionality)
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