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A RAISE statement without an argument has the form:
RAISE e
where e is an exception that takes no argument. The outcome of the
statement is the exception e. A RAISE statement with an
argument has the form:
RAISE e(x)
where e is an exception that takes an argument and x is an
expression assignable to e's argument type. The outcome is the
exception e paired with the argument x.