552 Message size exceeds maximum message size

[Dell Inspiron 560 desktop;
MS Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64bit; Windows Live Mail 2011; MS Word Pro 2003; Mozilla Firefox 22.0; Adobe FP 11,8,800,94; Adobe Reader 11.......]
Hello, I have the same problem, 10 emails I sent out bounced with the following same error message:
">>>xxxxxxxxxatxxxxxxxx.co.il(reading confirmation): 552 Message size exceeds maximum message size"
And they also sent the headers....which is all Greek to me. Being a very beginner computer user, I can't execute the good advice given here.
This is very strange since the emails so bounced only had 5 small pictures I had taken in my small, cheap dig camera, while other messages I had sent out
successfully before were probably 4 times as big.
Also, whose fault is it: my server RCN? Microsoft? I wonder...
I hope there's something easier for me to do to fix this problem?
Thanks ever so much for any help! :) Adela

It says to me that the message you sent was rejected along the way because it was too big. Ask the e-mail administrator of the system that's bouncing it.
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Details:
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Current size is 33262, whereas the maximum size is 16384. This occurs with instance 'Process1' at activity 'StartExecution[Process1DownloadMessage]' of process '/Process1Download#Default-1.0'
fuego.server.exception.MaxInstanceSizeRuntimeException: Max instance size exceeded.
Current size is 33262, whereas the maximum size is 16384. This occurs with instance 'Process1' at activity 'StartExecution[Process1DownloadMessage]' of process '/Process1Download#Default-1.0' at fuego.server.ProcInst.getComponentData(ProcInst.java:792) at fuego.server.ProcInst.mustStoreComponent(ProcInst.java:2777) at fuego.server.persistence.jdbc.JdbcProcessInstancePersMgr.executeUpdateInstance(JdbcProcessInstancePersMgr.java:2870) at fuego.server.persistence.jdbc.JdbcProcessInstancePersMgr.updateInstance(JdbcProcessInstancePersMgr.java:2272) at fuego.server.persistence.Persistence.updateProcessInstance(Persistence.java:1008) at fuego.server.execution.EngineExecutionContext.persistInstances(EngineExecutionContext.java:1819) at fuego.server.execution.EngineExecutionContext.persist(EngineExecutionContext.java:1109) at fuego.transaction.TransactionAction.beforeCompletion(TransactionAction.java:132) at fuego.connector.ConnectorTransaction.beforeCompletion(ConnectorTransaction.java:685) at fuego.connector.ConnectorTransaction.commit(ConnectorTransaction.java:368) at fuego.transaction.TransactionAction.commit(TransactionAction.java:302) at fuego.transaction.TransactionAction.startBaseTransaction(TransactionAction.java:481) at fuego.transaction.TransactionAction.startTransaction(TransactionAction.java:551) at fuego.transaction.TransactionAction.start(TransactionAction.java:212) at fuego.server.execution.DefaultEngineExecution.executeImmediate(DefaultEngineExecution.java:123) at fuego.server.execution.DefaultEngineExecution.executeAutomaticWork(DefaultEngineExecution.java:63) at fuego.server.execution.EngineExecution.executeAutomaticWork(EngineExecution.java:42) at fuego.server.execution.ToDoItem.executeAutomaticWork(ToDoItem.java:264) at fuego.server.execution.ToDoItem.run(ToDoItem.java:559) at fuego.component.ExecutionThread.processMessage(ExecutionThread.java:773) at fuego.component.ExecutionThread.processBatch(ExecutionThread.java:753) at fuego.component.ExecutionThread.doProcessBatch(ExecutionThread.java:142) at fuego.component.ExecutionThread.doProcessBatch(ExecutionThread.java:134) at fuego.fengine.ToDoQueueThread$PrincipalWrapper.processBatch(ToDoQueueThread.java:446) at fuego.component.ExecutionThread.work(ExecutionThread.java:837) at fuego.component.ExecutionThread.run(ExecutionThread.java:408)

First take a look at your instance variables in your processes. Determine if some could be changed to be Separated instance variables. Once an instance variable's category changes from "Normal" to "Separated", it is not included in the instance size calculation.
If you cannot mark variables as Separated, then in Studio's "Project Navigator" tab, right mouse click the name of your project -> click "Engine Preferences" -> with the "Engine" selected as the Category, click the "Advanced" tab on the upper right change the "Maximum Instance Size" to 64KB (4x the original 15kb value) and change the "Instances Cache" to 1250 (1/4th the original value).
What version of Enterprise are you on (Standalone or WLS)? There is a similar setting on Enterprise, but it is slightly different between the two types of Enterprise Engines.
Dan

Maximum Memory Size & Memory Size

Will a server's memory automatically increase from Memory Size to Maximum Memory Size as the VM requires it? Or is this only valid for adding memory to the Memory Size value manually?

keithrust wrote:
Will a server's memory automatically increase from Memory Size to Maximum Memory Size as the VM requires it? Or is this only valid for adding memory to the Memory Size value manually?No, there is no automatic increase in memory. The max memory size just specifies the maximum amount to which you can manually adjust the memory of a running VM. I've now taken to setting the max memory size to the total available memory on my Oracle VM Servers, with memory size set to something reasonable. This way, I can adjust right up to the limit of physical memory without rebooting.

Maximum DB Size?

Mark, hello;
can you please provide some kind of formula to estimate BDB JE limits?
maximum database size?
maximum number or records?
maximum record size?
maximum key size?
thank you!
Andrei.

Hi,
I'm trying to read between the lines and have concluded that you're using key ranges instead of databases, because you can't create enough databases in total over the lifetime of your app. Correct?
Would support for 2^63 databases solve your problem? Not promising anything, just curious.
An optimized range deletion is a nice thing, and we should probably do it in the future. But because of JE's architecture I don't think it will ever be nearly as fast as a Database removal or truncation, which is already optimized.
--mark

Credit receipt exceeds Maximum amount allowed

Hello,
We were recently requested to update one of our expense type's "Default/Max. value", also we were requested to have the "Amount type" set to "Error message for exceeding maximum". We have now come across a problem where credit receipts that are uploaded to our system are above the maximum amount allowed and are receiving the error message, these receipts cannot be itemized with personal expense down to the maximum because of the error message, so the users are having to enter these receipts in manually.
Is there a way to keep the error message for the maximum value and be able to itemize the receipt even if the receipt is above the limit?
- Edward Edge

hi
no you cannot.
the only way you can change the system error message as warning and proceed.

Fixed lot size and Minimum lot size

Dear senior,
My client has the following scenario. His supplier provides the item in a fixed lot size of 100. The minimum lot size to be ordered is 300.
The supplier is a fixed vendor.
I tried to maintain this information in the Material Master MRP views. Lot size - FX, Fixed lot size - 100, Minimum lot size - 300.
However, everytime, the minimum lot size will get reset.
Is there any way , I can maintain this scenario via configuration or any other method?
Thank you.

Hi,
Fixed lot size - 100 means for every 100 quantity system will create one purchase document.
If you selected Lot size - FX - Fixed order quantity , then no need to maintain Minimum lot size & Maximum lot size fields.
Then you have to maintain Fixed lot size filed only.
Ex:
Lot size = FX
Fixed lot size = 100
There is a requirement of 300. Then system will create 3 PO's with quantity of 100 each.
If Lot size is Ex - Lot-for-lot order quantity, then only need to maintain Minimum lot size & Maximum lot size fields in the MRP 1 view.
Ex: Lot size = EX
Minimum lot size = 60
Maximum lot size = 100
There is a requirement of 250. Then system will create 3 purchase documents, two documents with the quantity of 100 and third one with the quantity of 60.
That's why, in your case system is reseting Minimum lot size every time.
If you want to maintain Minimum lot size, then maintain
Lot size as EX
Minimum lot size = 100
Max lot size = 300
It will solve your problem.
Regards
KRK

ORA-29279:SMTP permanent error:552 5.3.4 Message size exceeds fixed maximum

Hi,
I can send attachments smaller than 25MB.
But my attachment is 27MB and it fails. Don't ask why I need to send this big file by email, I have to.
Where can I change this maximum size?
- any parameter in utl_smpt?
- any parameter in server where DB is located? (Linux 2.6.18-238.1.1.el5)
- any parameter in smtp machine server?
Thanks.
Joaquín González
Edited by: Joaquin Gonzalez on Apr 12, 2012 11:46 AM

The actual error, "+552 5.3.4 Message size exceeds fixed maximum+", is from the smtp server. Oracle expects a 0 return code and instead get a 522 return code in the smtp server's response (to the DATA command). So Oracle throws an exception that in turn contains the error response of the smtp server.
Interesting that you did not get the error earlier - many smtp servers have the ceiling set a lot lower and you can expect this error after sending around 5MB of data.
There are ways around this. Send the attachment as multiple fragments using a compression technology like zip or rar (where it is fairly easy for the recipient to reconstruct the source from the pieces send).
There's also another problem. The 20+ MB e-mail may be accepted by the smtp server, but the POP3, IMAP (or Exchange?) account (mail drop) may not accept an e-mail of that size.
Success is also assuming that you are delivering that mail directly to the correct/target smtp server. If not, then that e-mail needs to be relayed via a number of intermediate smtp servers before reaching the target smtp server and domain.
And there is a good chance that one of these relay servers will object to the size of the e-mail and trigger a hard bounce response.
Keeping an attachment size down to at most 3 to 5 MB is IMO the better approach as that guarantees a better chance of delivery than a 20+ MB e-mail.

552 Message size exceeds maximum message size

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