Oracle 10g query rows to column transpose

In oracle 10g I have table called LoginUser
Select * from LoginUser where Day = '01-Dec-2012'
will give me the below result
Day, Name, Country
1-Dec-12 , John, UK
1-Dec12 , Cate, US
1-Dec-12 , Prakash, India
1-Dec-12 ,Juli, Pak
But I want result as below
Day, Name1, Country1, Name2, Country2, Name3, Country3, Name4, Country4
1-Dec-12, John, UK, Cate, US, Prakash, India, Juli, Pak
Please help
Edited by: 975340 on Dec 6, 2012 1:48 AM
Edited by: 975340 on Dec 6, 2012 1:50 AM

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