Problem with REGEXP_SUBSTR related query.

I'm having a problem with this query:

SELECT *.

FROM (SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR ('{SUMMER} |)) {} POINT OF SALE}',

'({)([A-Z]+ *[A-Z]*)(})',

1,

LEVEL,

'I,

2)

Val

OF THE DOUBLE

CONNECT BY LEVEL < =.

REGEXP_COUNT ('{SUMMER} |) {} POINT OF SALE} ',' |') + 1)

WHERE val IS NOT NULL

I need the output in 2 rows in this format:

VAL

====

SUMMER

POINT OF SALE

But I'm not able to get the "POINT OF SALE" in the output due to space, or perhaps another reason. Anyone can correct my query?

So, you want something like that?

SQL > ed
A written file afiedt.buf

1. SELECT *.
2 (SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR ('{SUMMER} |)) {} POS} ',' [^ {|}] + ", LEVEL, 1, 'i') val"
3 FROM TWO
4. CONNECT BY LEVEL<>
5 REGEXP_COUNT ('{SUMMER} |) {} POINT OF SALE} ',' [^ |] +'))
6 * val WHERE IS NOT NULL
SQL > /.

VAL
------------------------
SUMMER
POINT OF SALE

SQL >

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