Missing table begin XSL context for:

Hi,
I'm working on a table listing in an RTF template. This has several <?choose?> commands, a <?for-each?> command, and some variables. All of a sudden I'm getting the above message for all my <?choose?> and <end for-each?> statements
Any ideas? I've trawled the web and the forum but can't see anything like this....
Thanks
Phil

Found it.
I was missing a ":" in an <?otherwise:?> statement. Odd error message ;-)

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Issue has be identified:
It was a end of group statement after the structure of table.
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PARTITION_NAME
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3 /
COUNT(*)
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SQL> select count(*)
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3 /
COUNT(*)
        31
SQL> select count(*)
2    from FLX_TIME1_ARCHIVE partition(sys_p122)
3 /
COUNT(*)
        11
SQL> SY.

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