Convert comma separated to string into multiple row

Hi,
I have SQL query which will fetch the data like below.
{code}
ID     NAME     CODE
1     A,B          5,2
2     X              10
3     Z               4
{code}
So now i have to split the data like below
{code}
ID     NAME     CODE
1     A               5
1     B               2
2     X              10
3     Z               4
{code}

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