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Sybase Error – Unable to declare a row variable from the cursor using %ROWTYPE; invalid name for field %1.

In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the Sybase Error Unable to declare a row variable from the cursor using %ROWTYPE; invalid name for field %1. and the reason for receiving this error

Sybase SQL Error Message

Unable to declare a row variable from the cursor using %ROWTYPE; invalid name for field %1.

Reason for this Error

The field name used to declare a row type using cursor %ROWTYPE is not defined or is invalid. Use a SELECT list alias in the query specification or specify the result set in the procedure definition.

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