Case supported in sql but not in pl/sql

i get a ...
LS-00103: Encountered the symbol "CASE" when expecting one of the following:
i am running on a 8.1.6.0 any one know when this is available ???

Check if you have direct right to the TABLE CST_ITEM_COSTS (not through role), because if you access any oracle objects from PL SQL then you need direct rights to Oracle objects and not through roles.
You can check this by executing this
SET ROLE NONE and see if you can execute the SQL from SQL plus, if you cannot then it implies you have right to that object through a ROLE.
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<quote>
What happens when we compile a Definer rights procedure
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