Buffer Size error on Oracle 10.2.0 Database

Hi Experts,
I am getting th following error when my VB application executes on Oracle 10.2.0.
ORA-01044: Size 5000000 of buffer bound to variable exceeds maximum SYSMAN.EMD_NOTIFICATION
The Oracle documentation suggests to reduce the Buffer Size.
As per my knowledge Oracle 10g has only one such parameter Log_Buffer.
Which parameter is required to be changed in init.ora ?
Any additional recommendation, which could arrest this error?
Thanks and Regards

Hi,
The same Application works with the same schema and same Database Objects with Oracle 9i, which is pretty surprising. I took a backup of the schema objects from Oracle 10g, and uploaded it on Oracle 9i. The application works fine without a single modification.
Next, I sat with my developer and checked the parameters, as suggested. Where the Procedure was being called, I found that it is thru command line (not with record set), and the parameter was set to 10000, which was modified it to 5000. This Procedure calling object is used globally across the application. The application started running fine on Oracle 10g, where it was earlier giving errors.
Now the point is that should we go for the change of the parameter from 10000 to 5000 ?
This value is very sensitive, and if the number or rows returned is more than 5000 (even 5001), the application shall give an error, and it is obvious that the number of rows in the table for most of the queries shall definitely exceed 5000.
I feel this is a temporary solution, but can we go for some permanent solution? Definitely, in this fourm I am sure, we have plenty of brains who can trouble shoot this issue.
Waiting for realtime solution.
Edited by: user3299261 on Aug 31, 2009 2:14 PM

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