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create or replace package p as type result_str is table of varchar2(100); function unpack_list( string_in in varchar2 ) return result_str; end p; /
create or replace package body p as function unpack_list( string_in in varchar2 ) return result_str is result_rows result_str; begin with temp_table as ( SELECT distinct trim(regexp_substr(string_in, '[^,]+', 1, level)) str FROM (SELECT string_in FROM dual) t CONNECT BY instr(string_in, ',', 1, level - 1) > 0) select str bulk collect into result_rows from temp_table; RETURN result_rows; end; end p; /
select * from p.unpack_list('one1, two2')
ORA-00902: invalid datatype
declare l_result_str p.result_str; begin l_result_str := p.unpack_list('one1, two2'); for i in 1..l_result_str.count loop dbms_output.put_line(l_result_str(i)); end loop; end; /
1 rows affected dbms_output: one1 two2