Limit the maximum size of attachment in ME22N or ME52N

Dear All SAP Experts,
How do I limit the maximum size of attachment in ME22N or ME52N (System > Services for object > Create attachment)?
(for example, attachment size cannot be above 10 MB).
Some Experts told me that they don't think there is a standard solution for my requirement. They ask me to invoke my own checks in BADI GOS_SRV_REQUEST.
Unfortunately, I'm not an ABAPer person, really don't have any idea what is GOS_SRV_REQUEST. Can someone help me? Any suggestions will be appreciated, and any solutions will be rewarded by points.
Thank You
Regards,
Kursteilnehmer

Hi,
    Badi is similar to user exits. I hope you have an idea of user exits.
Badi has an enhanced features compare to user exists.
About this Badi "GOS_SRV_REQUEST". This is a Badi definition. You can check this definition in TCode SE18. It has methods an ABAP Programmer need to implement this badi.
Badi Implementation can be done from TCode SE19. Ask a ABAP developer to Implement this badi. So that whenever you did an attachment then this Badi should be triggered and the code in the method would be executed. This way you can restric the size of the attachment,
Reward if useful.
Thanks,
SAm

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