We can't explain it without you give us a database structure. But we think it can be done using PL/SQL records (more details on https://plsql-tutorial.com/plsql-records.htm). It would be looks like following code:
DECLARE
TYPE customer_type IS RECORD
(customer_id number(5),
customer_first_name varchar2(25),
customer_last_name varchar2(25),
customer_address varchar2(64),
customer_phone varchar(15));
customer_rec customer_type;
SELECT id, first_name, last_name, address, phone INTO customer_rec.id, customer_rec.first_name, customer_rec.last_name, customer_rec.address, customer_rec.phone FROM customer;
Where customer (in "FROM customer" statement) the name of customer table.
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