Oracle query with group by with result set

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I have one requirement where the table will be like this

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Name | Amount |
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Raju | 2000 |
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Rajesh | 4000 |
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Raju | 4000 |
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Rajesh | 10000 |
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But i need a values where result set will be like this

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Raju | Rajesh |
-----------------
6000 | 14000 |
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can anyone give me idea for this query?

What I have tried:

when i tried group by it will result like this

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|Raju | 6000 |
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Rajesh | 14000 |
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Posted 16-Jun-17 3:34am

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Updated 3-Aug-17 20:03pm

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ZurdoDev 16-Jun-17 9:36am

PIVOT might work.

AlwzLearning 19-Jun-17 18:36pm

use PIVOT .. it transposes columns and rows.

Santoshkumar Pithani 4-Aug-17 2:14am

Pivot might works better for converting unknown rows into columns.

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Santoshkumar Pithani · Answer 1 · 2017-08-03T20:03:00

Solution 1

select
sum(case when name='Raju' then cast(amount as varchar(50)) end)as Raju,
sum(case when name='Rajesh' then cast(amount as varchar(50)) end)as Rajesh
from table_name;

Posted 3-Aug-17 20:03pm

Santoshkumar Pithani

Updated 3-Aug-17 20:33pm

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Santoshkumar Pithani 4-Aug-17 2:25am

We can get solution by using group by, but its a waste of time.