Query with group - by

I am having a table 'status' that has two columns plan_day,plan_name.
plan_day contains values as MON,TUE...SUN.
For every day i inserted some data into plan_name.
Now, I need a query that displays the plan_name for the plan_day.
i.e., If i created plan1 on MON and plan2,plan3 on TUE
I should get Plan1 for MON and Plan2,Plan3 for TUE.
I wrote the query as,
select plan_day,plan_name from status group by plan_day,plan_name.
But I am getting all the three plans for both days. How can I acheive this.
Regards
Raghunadh

If you want to implement it in SQL you can do it -
SCOTT>
SCOTT>
SCOTT>with t
2 as
3    (
4       select 'MON' plan_day, 'CHX_PUD' plan_name from dual
5       union all
6    select 'MON', 'COS_PUB' from dual
7    union all
8    select 'MON', 'PUB_HOL' from dual
9    union all
10    select 'TUE', 'CHX_PUD' from dual
11    union all
12    select 'TUE', 'PUD_MON' from dual
13    ),
14   proc
15   as
16     (
17   select plan_day,
18          lag(plan_day,1) over(partition by plan_day order by plan_day) pre_plan_day,
19          plan_name
20   from t
21     )
22 select case
23           when plan_day = pre_plan_day then
24              null
25         else
26           plan_day
27         end plan_day,
28         plan_name
29 from proc;
PLA PLAN_NA
MON CHX_PUD
    COS_PUB
    PUB_HOL
TUE CHX_PUD
    PUD_MON
Elapsed: 00:00:00.00
SCOTT>Regards.
Satyaki De.

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