PL/SQL :: Split Delimited Cell Into Multiple Rows

Aug 6, 2013

I have a table that has about 20,000 rows.

There is a column called Keyword which has values like below: 

File_IDKeyword1SMITH;ALLEN;WARD;JONES; BRADY2S&P500;TOPIX3SMALL;LARGE;MEDIUM

 I want to output the data like this: FILE_IDKEYWORD1SMITH1ALLEN1WARD1BRADY2S&P5002TOPIXetc 

I'm using this query and it works: SELECT STG.FILE_ID, REGEXP_SUBSTR(STG.KEYWORD,'[^;]+', 1, LEVEL) AS KEYWORD FROM STG_TABLE STGCONNECT BY REGEXP_SUBSTR(STG.KEYWORD,'[^;]+', 1, LEVEL) IS NOT NULL 

But its sooooo slow, its unusable. Is there a quicker way to return this output? Other info:KEYWORD is varchar2(4000) but rarely more than 100 bytes are usedOracle 11g2 !

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