Issue of PL/SQL - conversion 250 char column field in lines - 1 characters per line

I recently started working in Oracle TOAD and was given the task of creating a SQL statement that will take eight fields of 250-column of a table and convert them to 2000 lines with line numbers.

I have no idea how to read character by character (most of the characters being blank).

How to use a variable which increases the value of a?

I tied Select substr(myFieldA,varA,1) from myTable

but he dislikes the variable, also how to make the statement in a loop.

My result will be similar to:

0001 THERE

N 0002

0003

0004 ARE...

0251 N

0252

0253. THERE

Any help will be greatly appreciated

and a few different ideas...

with t as)

Select c1 'abcdefhijk', '123456789' c2, c3 "ABCDEFGHIJK" of the double

), -t is a test of the single line "table" with 3 columns of 10 characters each

counter that)

Select the level of double connect by level<= 3="" *="">

) -meter is an array of column unique return of 30 lines with i from 1 to 30

Select counter.i rn,

substr (t.c1 | t.c2 | t.c3, counter.i, 1) c

t, counter - just them unite

order of counter.i;

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