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Cause: An exception was referred to in an expression.
Exceptions have names but not values and therefore cannot
contribute values to an expression. For example, the
following RETURN statement is illegal: FUNCTION credit_limit
(cust_no INTEGER) RETURN NUMBER IS limit NUMBER; over_limit
EXCEPTION; ... BEGIN ... RETURN over_limit; -- illegal END;

Action: Check the spelling of the identifiers in the
expression, then rewrite the expression so that it does not
refer to an exception.

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