____ refers to a SELECT statement in a PL/SQL block that retrieves more than one row.
A) NO_DATA_FOUND
B) ZERO_DIVIDE
C) CASE_NOT_FOUND
D) TOO_MANY_ROWS

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The TOO_MANY_ROWS error is raised when a SELECT statement retrieves more than one row in a PL/SQL block that is designed to only handle one row at a time. The other options (NO_DATA_FOUND, ZERO_DIVIDE, and CASE_NOT_FOUND) have different causes and are not related to retrieving multiple rows in a SELECT statement.

____ Refers to a SELECT Statement in a PL/SQL Block