HTTP-400 Too many arguments passed

Hello There,
I installed the fresh 10g and applied patchset 2 on it. I get following error:
HTTP-400 Too many arguments passed upper limit is 2000
Please help

Hello Qiang,
Little more detail for your reference.
README for 3355915
MODPLSQL VERSION 9.0.2.6.0A ONE-OFF PATCH
Date: January 6, 2004
o What is in this patch?
-> FIXES FOR:
Bug#3355915 : BACKPORT BUG#3329645
Bug#3116388 : TASK: MOD_PLSQL DOES NOT ALLOW PASSING MORE THAN 2000 PARAMETERS
Bug#3024540 : NON-SUCCESS CODES WITH NO CONTENT SHOULD SERVE OHS ERRORDOCUMENT
Bug#2023253 : NLS:FILE IS NOT PROPERTY UPLOADED IF IT'S FILENAME CONTAINS 0X5C
Bug#3329645 : MODPLSQL IS UNABLE TO PASS PARAMETER LESS THAN 32K BYTES
Bug#3264502 : DOC PATH REQUEST WITH PERPACKAGE AUTH CALL WRONG AUTH FUNCTION
Bug#2802064 : ORA-01036 ILLEGAL VAR NAME/NUMBER USING VARIABLE NAMED P_ARRAY
o What version can I apply this patch on?
-> iAS 9.0.2.x.x

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/Edited by: 950814 on 6 Sep, 2012 11:16 PM

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