Querying Duplicates Based on Identity Fields

Below is my query utilizing a logic that determines a duplicate based on 3 matching identity fields.

The 5 identity fields we are using to match a duplicate is:

firstname
lastname
IDnumber
dob
addressstring

select *
from
(
select outerlogic.*
from (
SELECT
subid, lastOrig, firstOrig, lastname, firstname, idnumber, dob, addressString, pra_address1, pra_city, pra_state, pra_zipcode,
decode (
greatest(length(ct1), length(ct2), length(ct3), length(ct4), length(ct5),
length(ct6), length(ct7), length(ct8), length(ct9), length(ct10)),
length(ct1), ct1,
length(ct2), ct2,
length(ct3), ct3,
length(ct4), ct4,
length(ct5), ct5,
length(ct6), ct6,
length(ct7), ct7,
length(ct8), ct8,
length(ct9), ct9,
length(ct10), ct10
) idList

FROM    
(
  SELECT   myQ.*
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY firstname, lastname, idnumber) AS ct1
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY firstname, dob, idnumber) AS ct2
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY firstname,idnumber,addressString) AS ct3
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY firstname, lastname, addressString) AS ct4
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY dob, idnumber, addressString) AS ct5
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY lastname, idnumber,addressString) AS ct6
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY firstname, dob,addressString) AS ct7                              
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY lastname, dob,addressString) AS ct8       
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY firstname, lastname,dob) AS ct9 
    , listagg(subid, ',') within group (order by subid)  OVER (PARTITION BY lastname,dob,idnumber) AS ct10          
FROM (
    
    select subid, lexid, lastname lastOrig, firstname firstOrig,
    Regexp_replace(Upper(Trim(lastname)),'((\W)(DEL|DE\s+LA|DE|E|Y)($|\W))|'
                                   ||'((^)(DEL|DE\s+LA|DE|E|Y)(\W))|'
                                   ||'((\W)(MR|MRS|SR|JR|MS|MISS|II|III|IV|V)($|\W))|'
                                   ||'((^)(MR|MRS|SR|JR|MS|MISS|II|III|IV|V)(\W))|'
                                   ||'((^)([a-zA-Z])(\W))|'
                                   ||'([^a-zA-Z])','') 
                                   lastname,
    Regexp_replace(Upper(Trim(firstname)),'((\W)(MR|MRS|SR|JR|MS|MISS|II|III|IV|V)($|\W))|'
                                    ||'((^)(MR|MRS|SR|JR|MS|MISS|II|III|IV|V)(\W))|'
                                    ||'([^a-zA-Z])','') 
                                    firstname,        
    trim(idnumber) idnumber, dob, 
    UPPER(trim(ADDRESS1))||UPPER(trim(CITY))||UPPER(trim(STATE))||ZIPCODE addressString, 
    address1 pra_address1, city pra_city, state pra_state, zipcode pra_zipcode
    from subscriber 
  )logic
    )

WHERE 1=1
AND
(
instr(ct1, ',') > 0
or instr(ct2, ',') > 0
or instr(ct3, ',') > 0
or instr(ct4, ',') > 0
or instr(ct5, ',') > 0
or instr(ct6, ',') > 0
or instr(ct7, ',') > 0
or instr(ct8, ',') > 0
or instr(ct9, ',') > 0
or instr(ct10, ',') > 0
)
group by subid, lastOrig,firstOrig,lastname, firstname, idnumber, dob, addressString, pra_address1, pra_city, pra_state, pra_zipcode,
greatest(length(ct1), length(ct2), length(ct3), length(ct4), length(ct5),
length(ct6), length(ct7), length(ct8), length(ct9), length(ct10)),
length(ct1), ct1,
length(ct2), ct2,
length(ct3), ct3,
length(ct4), ct4,
length(ct5), ct5,
length(ct6), ct6,
length(ct7), ct7,
length(ct8), ct8,
length(ct9), ct9,
length(ct10), ct10
)outerlogic
)
order by idList
;

Instead of relying on exact matches, I am hoping to implement the following conditions on the 5 identity fields:

First name and last name are switched (ex. MARY SMITH, SMITH MARY)
Partial names in same field (ex. MARY = MARY LOU)
DOB - MonthDate, DateYear, MonthYear match (1/1/1990 = 1/12/1990 or 12/12/1912 = 1/12/1912)
ID - 2 digits are matching in same digit field (ex. 1234 = 1256, and 1234 not = 4321)
AddressString - extracting only the street name (123 Main St = Main)

This looks very much like a query for Oracle.
If it is, you might be better of asking your question in an Oracle forum, as this forum is for Microsoft SQL Server.