Cause: In a SQL statement, a PL/SQL
table was referenced incorrectly. For example, the following reference might
have been made, but PL/SQL table attributes can only be used in procedural
statements: SELECT ename_tab.COUNT INTO name_count WHERE …
Action: Remove the incorrect reference
from the SQL statement.

Relared Errors:
PLS-00951: %s
Feature is not supported by this release
PLS-00960: RPCs
cannot use variables with schema level user-defined types in this
release
PLS-00970: The
class name of a method must match that of EXTERNAL NAME clause in the type
head
PLS-00989:
Cursor Variable in record, object, or collection is not supported by this
release
PLS-00990:
Index Tables of Cursor Variables are disallowed
PLS-00992:
Cursor Variables cannot be FETCH`ed from
PLS-00993:
Cursor Variables cannot be passed as RPC arguments or results
PLS-00994:
Cursor Variables cannot be declared as part of a package
PLS-00995:
unhandled exception # string
PLS-00996: out
of memory