Insert into Nested Tables

Good day All,
I am working on my first nested table and having difficulty with INSERTS. Can someone explain what I am doing wrong?
Many Thanks,
Danny
describe PAT_HOST_SYSTEM
Name Null Type
HOST_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
IPADDR NOT NULL VARCHAR2(16 CHAR)
OS VARCHAR2(50 CHAR)
OS_VERSION VARCHAR2(254 CHAR)
KERNEL VARCHAR2(75 CHAR)
KERNEL_BUILD VARCHAR2(75 CHAR)
LAST_REBOOT VARCHAR2(50 CHAR)
OS_PATCH VARCHAR2(50 CHAR)
NUM_OF_CPU VARCHAR2(20 CHAR)
GLOBAL_ZONE VARCHAR2(3)
LOCAL_ZONE VARCHAR2(3)
MACHINE VARCHAR2(255)
UPTIME VARCHAR2(50)
LAST_UPDATE DATE
ZONE_CHILDREN LOCAL_ZONE()
15 rows selected
describe LOCAL_ZONE
user type definition
TYPE local_zone AS OBJECT
(ID VARCHAR2(50),
ZONE_NAME VARCHAR2(50));
3 rows selected
INSERT INTO TABLE (SELECT ZONE_CHILDREN FROM PAT_HOST_SYSTEM WHERE HOST_ID='561') VALUES ('a808d6ceee', 'tspxxx01');
Error starting at line 1 in command:
INSERT INTO TABLE (SELECT ZONE_CHILDREN FROM PAT_HOST_SYSTEM WHERE HOST_ID='561') VALUES ('a808d6ceee', 'tspxxx01')
Error at Command Line:1 Column:12
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-22905: cannot access rows from a non-nested table item
22905. 00000 - "cannot access rows from a non-nested table item"
*Cause:    attempt to access rows of an item whose type is not known at
parse time or that is not of a nested table type
*Action:   use CAST to cast the item to a nested table 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Hello Danny and welcome to the forum,
are you trying to insert data into a table which has a collection as a column ?
The phrase nested table was very misleading (at least for me), also the code you posted was kinda incomplete.
I could not follow the code you posted, alternately I am posting some sample code with the DDL and insert statements for your understanding.
create or replace type emp_obj as object
  ejob varchar2(100),
  comm number,
  edeptno number
create table employee
(ename varchar2(50),
empno number,
esal  number,
edetails emp_obj
/Populating the employee table with INSERT :
insert into employee values ('KING',7839,5000,emp_obj('PRESIDENT',0,10));
insert into employee values ('BLAKE',7698,2850,emp_obj('MANAGER',0,30));Now, querying the table for all columns with SELECT :
ENAME     EMPNO     ESAL     EDETAILS.EJOB     EDETAILS.COMM     EDETAILS.EDEPTNO
KING     7839     5000     PRESIDENT         0                 10
BLAKE     7698     2850     MANAGER       0                 30Hope it is now clear.

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    (6, NULL, 333), 
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