Translate oracle error message into User-Friendly messages

I want to translate the following message and display the user-friendly message.
Error in mru internal routine: ORA-20001: Error in MRU: row= 1, ORA-02290: check constraint ...
I have a table with MRU,MRD,...
How do I do that?

Mine is a sql query(updatable report). I don't have any items, except the columns on the report. One of the column is a select list of user_names( on which I want not null validation). I have "ApplyMRU" and "ApplyMRD",.. to add/delete rows.
How do I access the columns of report. My column name is "USER_NAME". But when I put this column name in "Validate Item:" field, I am getting:
1 error has occurred
Item specified does not exist.

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