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Cause: The WHEN clause in an exception handler contains a
function call instead of an exception name. A valid
exception handler consists of a WHEN clause, which must
specify an exception, followed by a sequence of statements
to be executed when that exception is raised.

Action: Check the spelling of the identifier in the WHEN
clause, then replace the function call with an exception name.

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