Using variables in SQL Plus Worksheet

I'm new to Oracle. I've developed in MS SQL for some time. I'm trying to debug a query we're using in an application. I paste it into SQL Plus Worksheet and get the message:
SP2-0552: Bind variable "COUNTYPK" not declared.
I could paste in a value, but I would like to define a variable before the query so that it will work the same way as it would in production.
SELECT rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code || '-' || SUBSTR(rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, 1, 3) || '-' || SUBSTR(rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, 4, 4) AS BUSINESSPHONE, trim(rsiplate.OWNER.first_name||' '||rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name||' '||rsiplate.OWNER.last_name) AS BUSINESSNAME, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1 AS ADDRESSLINE1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2 AS ADDRESSLINE2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name AS CITY, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code AS STATE, SUBSTR(rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code, 1, 5) AS POSTALCODE FROM rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER, rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT, rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT, rsiplate.OWNER, rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT, rsiplate.ADDRESS WHERE rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.WATERCRAFT_ID = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_ID AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.LF_WATERCRAFT_REGIST_ORDER = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_ORDER AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.LF_WATERCRAFT_ORDER = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_ORDER AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.owner_id = rsiplate.OWNER.owner_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_owner_group = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_group and rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_set_id = rsiplate.OWNER.address_set_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.data_status_code = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_order = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.REGIST_EXPIRATION_DATE >= SYSDATE AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_USE_CODE = 3 AND rsiplate.ADDRESS.COUNTY_NUMBER = :CountyPK GROUP BY rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code, rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, rsiplate.OWNER.first_name, rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name, rsiplate.OWNER.last_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code, rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code;

Okay, I made some adjustements:
SET DEFINE :
DEFINE :COUNTYPK = '01'
SELECT rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code||'-'||SUBSTR(rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, 1, 3)||'-'||SUBSTR(rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, 4, 4) AS BUSINESSPHONE, trim(rsiplate.OWNER.first_name||' '||rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name||' '||rsiplate.OWNER.last_name) AS BUSINESSNAME, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1 AS ADDRESSLINE1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2 AS ADDRESSLINE2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name AS CITY, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code AS STATE, SUBSTR(rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code, 1, 5) AS POSTALCODE FROM rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER, rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT, rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT, rsiplate.OWNER, rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT, rsiplate.ADDRESS WHERE rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.WATERCRAFT_ID = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_ID AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.LF_WATERCRAFT_REGIST_ORDER = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_ORDER AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.LF_WATERCRAFT_ORDER = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_ORDER AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.owner_id = rsiplate.OWNER.owner_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_owner_group = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_group and rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_set_id = rsiplate.OWNER.address_set_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.data_status_code = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_order = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.REGIST_EXPIRATION_DATE >= SYSDATE AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_USE_CODE = 3 AND rsiplate.ADDRESS.COUNTY_NUMBER = :CountyPK GROUP BY rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code, rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, rsiplate.OWNER.first_name, rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name, rsiplate.OWNER.last_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code, rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code;
But I still get this:
SP2-0317: expected symbol name is missing
old 2: iplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.owner_id = rsiplate.OWNER.owner_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_owner_group = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_group and rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_set_id = rsiplate.OWNER.address_set_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.data_status_code = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_order = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.REGIST_EXPIRATION_DATE >= SYSDATE AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_USE_CODE = 3 AND rsiplate.ADDRESS.COUNTY_NUMBER = :CountyPK GROUP BY rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code, rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, rsiplate.OWNER.first_name, rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name, rsiplate.OWNER.last_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code, rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code
new 2: iplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.owner_id = rsiplate.OWNER.owner_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_owner_group = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_group and rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_set_id = rsiplate.OWNER.address_set_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.data_status_code = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_order = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.REGIST_EXPIRATION_DATE >= SYSDATE AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_USE_CODE = 3 AND rsiplate.ADDRESS.COUNTY_NUMBER = 01 GROUP BY rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code, rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, rsiplate.OWNER.first_name, rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name, rsiplate.OWNER.last_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code, rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code
iplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_id = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.owner_id = rsiplate.OWNER.owner_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.watercraft_owner_group = rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_group and rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_set_id = rsiplate.OWNER.address_set_id and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_MASTER.data_status_code = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_OWNER_CURRENT.watercraft_owner_order = 1 and rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_REGIST_CURRENT.REGIST_EXPIRATION_DATE >= SYSDATE AND rsiplate.WATERCRAFT_CURRENT.WATERCRAFT_USE_CODE = 3 AND rsiplate.ADDRESS.COUNTY_NUMBER = 01 GROUP BY rsiplate.OWNER.work_area_code, rsiplate.OWNER.work_phone_number, rsiplate.OWNER.first_name, rsiplate.OWNER.middle_name, rsiplate.OWNER.last_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line1, rsiplate.ADDRESS.address_line2, rsiplate.ADDRESS.city_name, rsiplate.ADDRESS.state_code, rsiplate.ADDRESS.zip_code
ERROR at line 2:
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