10gR2 and ANSI

Does anyone know if 10gR2 fixed some problems with ANSI SQL? Also, where to read up on it.
For example this statement does not work with new ANSI syntax, but does with the older style SQL. It gets an ORA-00904 "PA_INSURED"."ORA_ROWSCN": invalid identifier
select     pa_insured.ora_rowscn,     pa_insured.*
from     cm_contact
inner join pa_insured
     on cm_contact.contact_id = pa_insured.contact_id
left outer join lu_insured_type
     on lu_insured_type.insured_type_id = pa_insured.insured_type_id
left outer join lu_carrier
     on lu_carrier.carrier_id = pa_insured.prior_carrier_id ;
Michael Cunningham

The Oracle SQL Reference manual for each version has a discussion of the differences between Oracle and ANSI dialects, in the appendices.

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