CREATE TYPE AddressType AS OBJECT

I use XDK with Oracle 8.1.7.
I can't use this example in SQL+ :
SQL> CREATE TYPE AddressType AS OBJECT (
2 STREET VARCHAR2(20),
3 CITY VARCHAR2(20),
4 STATE CHAR(2),
5 ZIP VARCHAR2(10)
6 );
7
8
9
10 I only type <ctrl C>
SQL>
Why?
null

SQL> CREATE TYPE AddressType AS OBJECT (
2 STREET VARCHAR2(20),
3 CITY VARCHAR2(20),
4 STATE CHAR(2),
5 ZIP VARCHAR2(10)
6 );
7 /
Type created.
SQL>
You need to enter a / to run the create type statement.
Steve.

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