How I can display the values in one row when they come from the same colum

Question

This query
SELECT
sorints_ints_code
FROM
saturn.sorints a,
connman.cc_adm_prospect_master
WHERE
sorints_ints_code like 'Z%'
and sorints_pidm = prospect_pidm
give me the results of
ZA
ZB
ZC
I want to use this query in a cursor to update a column in another table, the problem is that I need to update the table concatenating the values ZA,ZB,ZC
I have 24 different codes stored in the column sorints_ints_code, so I don’t want to use 24 different cursors and I don’t to use cross reference, It is there any way that I DON’T know to display the data like this za,zb,zc without using cross reference, I don’t want to use the table 24 times…
Like THIS, this is only for two values…
SELECT
a.sorints_ints_code,
b. sorints_ints_code
FROM
saturn.sorints a,
saturn.sorints b
connman.cc_adm_prospect_master
WHERE
a.sorints_ints_code = ‘ZA’
AND a.sorints_ints_code = ‘ZB’
and a.sorints_pidm = prospect_pidm
and b.sorints_pidm = prospect_pidm
REMEMBER, I have 24 different values
I am trying to write a procedure like this;
Someone suggest this v_int_code1 := v_int_code1||interest_coach_rec.sorints_ints_code;
BUT IT IS NOT WORKING!!!
PROCEDURE prospect_coach_interest_upd
p_prospect_term_code IN srbrecr.srbrecr_term_code%TYPE,
p_prospect_admin_err_code OUT VARCHAR2,
p_ora_err_code OUT NUMBER,
p_ora_err_msg OUT VARCHAR2
) IS
v_out_path VARCHAR2(40) := '/home/connman/student';
v_out_file VARCHAR2(40) := 'cc_adm_prospect_'||p_prospect_term_code||'_'||TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'YYYYMMDDHH');
v_file_handle UTL_FILE.FILE_TYPE;
v_pidm NUMBER;
v_int_code1 varchar2(30);
v_int_code2 varchar2(2);
v_int_code3 varchar2(2);
CURSOR cur_pidms IS
SELECT prospect_pidm
FROM connman.cc_adm_prospect_master
WHERE prospect_term_code = p_prospect_term_code
FOR UPDATE;
CURSOR interest_coach_cur is
SELECT
sorints_ints_code
FROM
saturn.sorints
WHERE
sorints_ints_code like 'Z%'
and sorints_pidm = v_pidm ;
interest_coach_rec interest_coach_cur%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
UTL_FILE.FCLOSE_ALL;
v_file_handle := UTL_FILE.FOPEN (v_out_path, v_out_file, 'a');
UTL_FILE.PUT_LINE (v_file_handle,
CHR (10) || TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI:SS')
UTL_FILE.PUT_LINE (v_file_handle, 'Entering the Admin Name procedure.');
--- BEGIN
FOR rec_pidms IN cur_pidms
LOOP
EXIT WHEN cur_pidms%NOTFOUND;
v_pidm := rec_pidms.PROSPECT_pidm;
v_int_code1 := v_int_code1||interest_coach_rec.sorints_ints_code;
IF interest_coach_cur%ISOPEN
THEN
CLOSE interest_coach_cur;
END IF;
OPEN interest_coach_cur;
FETCH interest_coach_cur
INTO interest_coach_rec;
IF interest_coach_cur%FOUND
THEN
UPDATE
connman.cc_adm_prospect_master
SET
PROSPECT_COACH_INTEREST = interest_coach_rec.sorints_ints_code
WHERE CURRENT OF cur_pidms;
END IF;
END LOOP;
COMMIT;
p_prospect_admin_err_code := '0';
UTL_FILE.put_line (v_file_handle, 'Successful Completion.');
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
p_prospect_admin_err_code := '1';
p_ora_err_msg := SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 2000);
p_ora_err_code := SQLCODE;
END; -- prospect_coach_interest_upd;

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