Pro*C compilation error - bulk insert statement

Guys, I am screwed up!
There's this Pro*C application that I am working on. I made some changes in some of the functions and when I compile using Pro*C pre-compiler (Version 9), it throws an error in one of the modules that I have not even touched.
Following is the error:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
++: Release 9.0.1.1.1 - Production on Fri May 25 20:35:30 2007
(c) Copyright 2001 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
System default option values taken from: C:\oracle\ora90\precomp\admin\pcscfg.cfg
Error at line 1512, column 1 in file D:\Siemens\GABS-R\Source\GSM-R_Rating\RTLRa
ting\multimainrate_supp1_cug.pc
EXEC SQL FOR :record_roaming
1
PLS-S-00382, expression is of wrong type
Error at line 1512, column 1 in file D:\Siemens\GABS-R\Source\GSM-R_Rating\RTLRa
ting\multimainrate_supp1_cug.pc
EXEC SQL FOR :record_roaming
1
PLS-S-00000, SQL Statement ignored
Semantic error at line 1512, column 1, file D:\Siemens\GABS-R\Source\GSM-R_Rating\RTLRating\multimainrate_supp1_cug.pc:
EXEC SQL FOR :record_roaming
1
PCC-S-02346, PL/SQL found semantic errors
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
The location it is referring to is:
EXEC SQL FOR :record_roaming
INSERT /*+ PARALLEL(GT_RATED_ROAMING_CALLS) */
INTO GT_RATED_ROAMING_CALLS
(GF_SEQ_NO,
GF_CALL_PRODUCT,
GF_CDR_TYPE,
GF_REC_NO,
GF_REC_STAT,
GF_INTER_REC_NO,
GF_SS_REC_NO,
GF_SS_CODE,
GF_CALLING_NUM,
GF_CALLED_NUM,
GF_CALLING_IMSI,
GF_CALLED_IMSI,
GF_CALLED_NUM_TON,
GF_DIALLED_DIGITS,
GF_LAC,
GF_CELL,
GF_IN_CKTGRP,
GF_IN_CKTID,
GF_OUT_CKTGRP,
GF_OUT_CKTID,
GF_BS_TYPE,
GF_BS_CODE,
GF_DURATION,
GF_THREAD_ID,
GF_CARRIER,
GF_AIR_TIM_CHARGE,
GF_TOLL_CHARGE,
GF_TOLL_UNITS,
GF_ROAM_SURCHARGE,
GF_ROAMING_CHARGES,
GF_ADDITIONAL_CHARGES,
GF_CUST_ID,
GF_CONT_ID,
GF_BILL_PRD,
GF_STATUS,
GF_ERROR_CODE,
GF_RECON_STAT_LANDLINE,
GF_RECON_STAT_ROAMING,
GF_CALLING_IMEI,
GF_CALLED_IMEI,
GF_MSC_ID,
GF_ACTION_CODE,
GF_MSRN,
GF_LONG_DISTANCE_AIR_CHRG,
gf_home_zone_surcharge,
GF_SWITCH_CODE,
GF_BILL_DATE,
GF_CITY_CODE,
GF_BILL_FREQ,
GF_CALL_START_DATE,
GF_CALL_END_DATE,
GF_SMS_TEXT,
GF_TIME_STAMP_AVAILABLE,
GF_TYPE_OF_CALL,
GF_PEAK_OFFPEAK,
GF_PROCESS_DATE,
GF_MATCH_DATA,
GF_ORIG_ZONE_CODE,
GF_DEST_ZONE_CODE,
GF_PRICE_PLAN_CODE
values
(:gt_rated_roaming_calls,sysdate,:roaming_details_match_data,:l_gf_rcd_zone,:l_gf_price_plan);
Pls note that the host variables match exactly the number of fields in the INTO clause (anyway, the error in such a case is different).
Please save my soul!
Sanchit

Hi, check Metalink Note 451413.1 Pro*C Build Fails With Error PCC-02014 on File /usr/include/standards.h
I did workarround #2, and worked.
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