Code too large Problem

Hi,
I am facing the problem of code too large in EP6 SP9 version and EP6 SP2 version. Is there a way to solve this problem.
Is this problem solved in the latest version EP6 SP12.
Please help me out in this regard.
Thanks and Regards
Padmaja.P

I had this same problem, JSP code generated is too big. I had the problem on SP11. OSS Note 820282 tells you to change the jsp.bigmode.delimit.size = 10000. This did not work for me. I opened an OSS note about it. They told me to set it to "1". After that, it worked. I took them 3 weeks to tell me to set it to "1", in the meantime, I changed my <formlayout> tags to standard HTML, to get around the problem. I don't know if SP12 has fixed this issues or not.
Regards,
Rich Heilman

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Priority               Correction with medium priority
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