Hierarchical queries for table of account

HelloW to all

I have a Table that's graphic account

The column of this table is
Acc_id and Acc_name

I insert data into this table of account

Insert into the COA
values
* (01, 'ASSETS'); *
values
* (01001, 'active'); *
values
* (01002, "fixed assets"); *
values
* (010010001, 'banks'); *
values
* (010010002, "cash"); *
values
* (01001000100001, 'Metrol politan Bank'); *
values
* (01001000100002, 'Royal Bank'); *
values
* (01001000100003, 'stander charted Bank'); *
values
* (01001000200001, 'body'); *
values
* ('01001000200002, Patty Cash"); *

This is my case, now I need to create a hierarchical tree

That looks like this

* 01 - active *.
-010001 active+.
Bank-010010001+.
Metrol politan Bank---01001000100001+.
Royal - 01001000100002 Bank+.
---01001000100003 stander charted Bank+.
---010010002 cash+.
-01001000200001 money in hand+.
01001000200002 Patty Cash+.
Capital - 010002+.
---010020001 active machines.
---01002000100001 needle Machine+.
Machine GGT - 01002000100002+.
-010020002 computer active+.
-01002000200001 Server computer+.
-01002000200002 other computer+.


Hope you guys understand that I need the hierarchical query to do this kind of tree


Concerning

Therese

Like this?

SQL> select
  2  lpad('-',(level-1)*4,'-')|| acc_id ||
  3  '  ' || acc_name as tree
  4  from coa
  5  connect by prior
  6  acc_id = rtrim(substr(acc_id,1,instr(acc_id,'0',-1)),'0')
  7  start with rtrim(substr(acc_id,1,instr(acc_id,'0',-1)),'0') is null
  8  ;

TREE
------------------------------------------------------------
01  ASSETS
----01001  Current Assets
--------010010001  Banks
------------01001000100001  Metrol Politan Bank
------------01001000100002  Royal Bank
------------01001000100003  Stander Charted Bank
--------010010002  Cash
------------01001000200001  Cash in Hand
------------01001000200002  Patty Cash
----01002  Fixed Assets

10 rows selected.

Best regards

Maxim

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