Error in BDC - screen 0000 is too large for internal batch input area

Hi While I was running a BDC program for MR21 I am facing the following error after I enter 37 records.
If I enter records less that 37 then upload was successful.
I have even used OPTIONS in call transaction statement inorder to avoid dependancy on resolution.
Please help me out in this.

you cna try with below BAPI's
BAPI_M_REVAL_CREATEPRICECHANGE
BAPI_MATVAL_PRICE_CHANGE

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