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I have a string value in a varchar column. It is a string that has two parts. Splitting it before it hits the database is not an option.
The column’s values look like this:
one_column:
'part1 part2'
'part1 part2'
So what I want is a a result set that looks like:
col1,col2:
part1,part2
part1,part2
How can I do this in a SELECT statement? I found a pgsql function to split the string into an array but I do not know how to get it into two columns.
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