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Cause: In a precompiled program, the DECLARE TABLE statement
was mistakenly used inside an embedded PL/SQL block. If an
embedded PL/SQL block refers to a database table that does
not yet exist, use the DECLARE TABLE statement to tell the
precompiler what the table will look like. However, DECLARE
TABLE statements are allowed only in the host program.

Action: Move the DECLARE TABLE statement outside the
embedded PL/SQL block. If you want a variable that can store
an entire row of data selected from a database table or
fetched from a cursor or cursor variable, use the %ROWTYPE
attribute.

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