7.6.06.03: POS(1) No more memory

We are using the instance profile parameter
dbs/ada/input_parameters = 10000
(according to  Note 655018 - Input parameters for SQL statements increased)
to enable users to do bigger selections. This works fine but in a few cases where the system dumps with
Fehlertext der Datenbank...: "POS(1) No more memory"
Interne Aufrufcodierung....: "[RSQL/OPEN/MARA ]"
What kind of "memory" is here referred to?
7.6.06.03
Linux x86_64
Markus

Hi Siddhesh,
thank you for you answer.
That instance has has CACHE_SIZE of 4,500,000 = 36 GB of memory. This should be sufficient to execute that query
Markus

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