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Cause: ANSI specifies an ordering to clauses in a
table-expression which PL/SQL doesn't. The ordering
according to ANSI must be: (1) from clause (2) where clause
(3) group-by clause (4) having clause In PL/SQL, the from
clause must come first, and the clauses after it can appear
in any order (with the addition of the non-ansi connect-by
clause).

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