Getting a bad bind variable error while compiling a custom form in R12

Hi,
I am getting a bad bind variable error while compiling a custom form.
I tried setting the forms_path variable and I am still getting the error. Can anyone please suggest what can be done?
DECLARE
BEGIN
IF :parameter.p_line_ship_to = 'T'
THEN
IF :SYSTEM.cursor_item = 'LINE.SHIP_TO'
THEN
:parameter.lov_num_param1 := :line.ship_to_customer_id;
oe_lines.ship_to ('WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM');
:parameter.lov_num_param1 := :line.ship_to_customer_id;
END IF;
:parameter.p_line_ship_to := 'F';
END IF;
END;
I am getting this error:
Bad bind variable 'parameter.p_line_ship_to'

The Parameter is not defined in the form.. But, this form is already been compiled and deployed.. I have to make some changes to the form and tried to compile it, when i am getting this error. Is it possible that the parameter would be defined in some other form or can this error be due to some other reasons?
Thanks in Advance.

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