Trying to see how indexes work in SQL. This is not a table, but more of a list? In C# or other languages, we have arrays with `array[i]` being the syntax for getting a specific item. How would I grab IDs number 5? This is basic code, which I plan to put into something bigger, such as an incrementing `for` loop to increment through each of these IDs. Purpose: DELETE from record history table takes too long and impacts production. Looking to batch this out into smaller transactions to delete obsolete records.

```
DECLARE @Cust_NoHolds TABLE(IDs VARCHAR(100))
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '0'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '1'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '2'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '3'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '4'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '5'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '6'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '7'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '8'
INSERT INTO @Cust_NoHolds SELECT '9'

SELECT IDs FROM @Cust_NoHolds WITH (INDEX(1)) --this is obviously wrong

```