SQL & PL/SQL :: Query To Transpose Quest_id And Ans_id Columns Into Rows For Matching Records

Nov 16, 2012

create table ref_tbl (col1 varchar2(10),
col2 varchar2(10),
QUEST_ID_1 varchar2(10),
ANS_ID_1 varchar2(10),
QUEST_ID_2 varchar2(10),
ANS_ID_2 varchar2(10)
);
[code]...

Now i need to write a query to transpose the Quest_id and ans_id columns into rows for matching records...my output should be like

CUS_IDCOL1COL2QUEST_IDANS_ID
------------------------------------------------
1PMP1234Q101A1234
1PMP1234Q102A2345
1STR2345Q201A2234
2PMP1234Q101A1234
2PMP1234Q102A2345
2STR2345Q201A2234

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