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Parameter and Keyword Description:
collection_name:
This keyword identifies the index-by table, nested table, or varray formerly declared within the present scope.
cursor_variable_name:
This keyword a PL/SQL cursor variable formerly declared within the present scope. Only the value of the other cursor variable can be assigned to the cursor variable.
object_name:
This keyword identifies an object (instance of the object type) formerly declared within the present scope.
record_name:
This keyword identifies a user-defined or %ROWTYPE record formerly declared within the present scope.
record_name.field_name:
This keyword identifies the field in a user-defined or %ROWTYPE record formerly declared within the present scope.
table_name.column_name:
This refers to the table and column that should be accessible when the declaration is explained.
variable_name:
This keyword identifies a variable formerly declared in similar scope.
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