If you execute this query
SELECT \'test-a1\' AS name1, \'test-a2\' AS name2
the result will be a one row-selection with two columns having
Extending the answer of @openshac for oracle, as the below mentioned code works for oracle:
SELECT 'test-a1' AS name1, 'test-a2' AS name2 from dual UNION ALL SELECT 'test-b1', 'test-b2' from dual UNION ALL SELECT 'test-c1', 'test-c2' from dual