SQL & PL/SQL

Hi. I have the following code I've been playing with to better understand Collections. I have a 'how to' question. Is there a way to dbms_output.putline an entire record or will I have to name each and every column as I started to do in the code below?

If there's no single statement for outputing a record, is there a good way to dynamically loop through the record and using dbms_output.putline to output each column without having to name each column explicitly?

Thanks so much for any help.

DECLARE
pc_info_rec performance_clusters%rowtype;

CURSOR C1 IS 
	SELECT * 
	INTO pc_info_rec
	FROM performance_clusters 
	WHERE rownum < 11; 

BEGIN
	OPEN C1;
	LOOP
	FETCH C1 INTO pc_info_rec;
	EXIT WHEN C1%NOTFOUND;

                -- Currently have to name each column in the record, but would prefer a simpler way to output the entire record
		DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (pc_info_rec.pc_code||', '||pc_info_rec.zip3);


	END LOOP;
	CLOSE C1;
END; 
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