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PLS-00495: too many columns in SELECT...INTO statement after
bursting record targets
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Cause: Type checking indicated the columns in a SELECT or
FETCH were being collected into a record in the INTO list.
The record was burst into its fields. There were not enough
fields in the record for each of the columns.
Action: Change the number of columns or the record
variable(s) in the INTO clause so that they match.
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