Merge two resultsets into one column

Question

Hi Guys,
I have two SQL statements. The first returns 12 columns and the second returns 2 columns but both return the same number of rows. I can't seem to merge both the queries into a common query as the WHERE clauses in both are different. I have to dump the output into a table i created. The table has 14 columns. One column in both queries act as primary key and they help form the relationship between the resultsets. The column name is SUBSCR_CODE. Below you will find my SQL queries and the CREATE TABLE statement. Please could someone tell me how to achieve this.
SELECT o.subscr_code,
SUM(NVL(m.remain_capital,0)),
SUM(NVL(m.remain_interest,0)),
SUM(NVL(m.remain_debtor_fee,0)),
SUM(NVL(s.remain_debtor_fee,0)),
SUM(NVL(m.remain_costs_to_client,0)),
SUM(NVL(m.remain_debtor_outlay,0)),
SUM(NVL(s.remain_debtor_outlay,0)),
SUM(NVL(m.debtor_exp_outlay,0)),
SUM(NVL(s.debtor_exp_outlay,0)),
SUM(NVL(m.vatbase_debtor_fee,0)),
SUM(NVL(s.vatbase_debtor_fee,0)),
NULL
FROM kkrpt1 o,
maincase m,
subcase s
WHERE o.maincase_id = m.maincase_id
AND m.maincase_id = s.mc_maincase_id
AND s.claim_type IN (6,7,8,9,10,11,13)
AND s.subcase_no = 0
AND m.closing_date IS NULL
AND s.closing_date IS NULL
GROUP BY subscr_code;
SELECT o.subscr_code,
SUM(NVL(a.remain_interest,0))
FROM kkrpt1 o,
amount a,
maincase m,
subcase s
WHERE o.maincase_id = a.mc_maincase_id
AND o.maincase_id = m.maincase_id
AND m.maincase_id = s.mc_maincase_id
AND s.claim_type IN (6,7,8,9,
10,11,13)
AND s.subcase_no = 0
AND m.closing_date IS NULL
AND s.closing_date IS NULL
AND a.amount_type = 41
GROUP BY subscr_code;
CREATE TABLE kk_ajot_14 (
subscr_code VARCHAR2(5),
remain_capital_sum NUMBER,
remain_inerest_sum_1 NUMBER,
remain_debtor_fee_sum_1 NUMBER,
remain_debtor_fee_sum_2 NUMBER,
remain_costs_to_client NUMBER,
remain_debtor_outlay_1 NUMBER,
remain_debtor_outlay_2 NUMBER,
remain_debtor_exp_outlay_1 NUMBER,
remain_debtor_exp_outlay_2 NUMBER,
vatbase_debtor_fee_1 NUMBER,
vatbase_debtor_fee_2 NUMBER,
remain_inerest_sum_2 NUMBER);

Answer 1

No need to create table
with
sql_1 as
(<first sql here>
sql_2
(<second sql here>
select a.*,b.*
  from sql_1 a,sql_2 b
where a.subscr_code = b.subscr_codeRegards
Etbin