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how to get enames with comma seperated values by deptwise
on emp table?
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SELECT DEPT.DEPT_ID,LIST_AGG(E.EMP_NAME) FROM EMP E,DEPT D WHERE E.DEPT_ID=DEPT.DEPT_ID GROUP BY DEPT.DEPT_ID;
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