Package and type declaratrion in 10g

Hi forum,
1) Any difference is threre in ora 10g for declaration of plsql types'
Eg : type temp_x_tab is a table of x%rowtype index by binary integer;
here x is a pre-defined table in schema.
Is thr anything wronmg with this declaration in 10g?
2) Similarly package declration and specification has got any diference in 10g ,compared to previous releases of oracle?
Thanks,
Aneesh

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