Declarations of error in the PL/SQL Code

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  gkkumar wrote:
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  : p_new_batch_id

  );

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  ON l_msg_data,.

  BY l_rule_id,

  BY l_rule_name,

  BY l_batch_info_rec,

  BY l_batch_prefix,

  OUT p_new_batch_id;

  --

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  package 2 pkg
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  Number 5,
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  7                            );
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  5. start
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  SY.

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  899335 wrote:
  Hi all

  I have the code below, and I want to change it according to the questions A and B.

  I'm new to PL/SQL and I do not undestand the terminology correctly. Any sugestion for how to change the code to match question a and b are welcome.

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  The type will be very similar to the INDEX PER table called departments_table. The main difference is that each row of a table departments is a
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