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Try this:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42538878-1">select
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,1) d1,
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,2) d2,
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,3) d3,
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,4) d4
from member_diagnosis
/</code></pre>
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Try this:


select
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,1) d1,
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,2) d2,
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,3) d3,
	regexp_substr(diagnosis_code,'[^|]+',1,4) d4
from member_diagnosis
/

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In oracle if I have a table called &quot;Member diagnosis&quot; that has a column called &quot;diagnosis code&quot; &nbsp;with a value of d1|d2|d3|d4. &nbsp;What is the syntax to split out each diagnosis code into its own record?<br />
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Thanks
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In oracle if I have a table called "Member diagnosis" that has a column called "diagnosis code"  with a value of d1|d2|d3|d4.  What is the syntax to split out each diagnosis code into its own record?

Thanks

Splitting values into their own record

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