PL/SQL How return all attributes in ROW

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Hi
I don't know how can I return all attributes by RETURNING

I want something like that:

DECLARE v_user USER%ROWTYPE BEGIN INSERT INTO User VALUES (1,'Bill','QWERTY') RETURNING * INTO v_user; END;

RETURNING * INTO gets error , how can I replace * ?

Have you any idea ?

Thanks for your time ;)

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