The following code does not violate any constraints and will not raise an ORA$-02292$ error. What will happen when the code is executed?

BEGIN

DECLARE

e$\_$constraint$\_$violation EXCEPTION;

PRAGMA EXCEPTION$\_$INIT$($e$\_$constraint$\_$violation, $-2292)$;

BEGIN

DBMS$\_$OUTPUT.PUT$\_$LINE$($Inner block message$)$;

END;

EXCEPTION

WHEN e$\_$constraint$\_$violation THEN

DBMS$\_$OUTPUT.PUT$\_$LINE$($Outer block message$)$;

END;

$$Inner block message$$ will be displayed.

$$The code will fail because the exception is declared in the inner block but is referenced in the outer block. $(*)$

$$Outer block message$$ will be displayed.

$$The code will fail because line $4$ should read: PRAGMA EXCEPTION$\_$INIT$(-2292,$ e$\_$constraint$\_$violation$)$;