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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T00:10:19+00:00 2026-05-16T00:10:19+00:00

I am using Oracle SQL and I want to group some different rows that

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I am using Oracle SQL and I want to group some different rows that ‘like’ function results. To elaborate with an example:


Let’s assume I have a table MESA with one of the columns is a huge string. And I am counting the number of rows matching particular patterns:

SELECT m.str, count(*)
FROM MESA m
WHERE m.str LIKE '%FRUIT%'
AND (m.str LIKE '%APPLE%' OR m.str LIKE '%ORANGE%')

So let’s assume the result of this query is:

FRUIT..afsafafasfa…RED_APPLE 20

FRUIT..afsafafasfa…YELLOW_APPLE 12

FRUIT..afsafafasfa…GREEN_APPLE 3

FRUIT..afsafafasfa…PURPLE_ORANGE 4

FRUIT..afsafafasfa…RED_ORANGE 45

But I want my results to be:

APPLE 35

ORANGE 49


Is this possible to do? If so, how so? : )

Comments and code snippets are much appreciated.

PS: Of course the query and the results are more complicated than the above example. I just wrote it like for the sake of simplicity to explain.

Cheers..

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    2026-05-16T00:10:20+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 12:10 am

    Sure:

    WITH Fruits AS (
        SELECT 
            CASE 
               WHEN m.str LIKE '%APPLE%' THEN 'Apple'
               WHEN m.str LIKE '%ORANGE%' THEN 'Orange' 
            END AS FruitType           
        FROM MESA m
        WHERE m.str LIKE '%FRUIT%')
    SELECT FruitType, COUNT(*) 
    FROM Fruits
    WHERE FruitType IN ('Apple', 'Orange')
    GROUP BY FruitType;
    
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