Limited File size uploaded to Content Area

Is it possible to limit the file uploaded as an item in the content area/folder ?

Its a benign error. It has to do with flexible parameter passing. You can ignore it.
Recently I have been receiving the following error in my apache error log file...It tells me to refer to the doc for ways around this issue...I am unable to locate any doc on this issue. I have looked in the iAS plsql doc as well. Now this comes and goes as well. For the most part clients can upload files successfully, but once and a while this error occurs. The error causes the 404 error in the browser
[Tue Oct 29 16:41:25 2002] [warn] mod_plsql: /pls/portal30/PORTAL30.wwv_add_wizard.edititem had to be described for execution. Refer to the PL/SQL GateWay documentation on how to avoid this
mod_plsql: /pls/portal30/PORTAL30.wwv_edit_tab.edititem had to be described for execution. Refer to the
PL/SQL GateWay documentation on how to avoid this
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
I am on 30980 portal at the moment...we are upgrading in the next couple weeks. Is this a known bug in a specific version??

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Physical path on the database server.
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I am trying to create a printable adobe form using Adobe LiveCycleDesiner 8.
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The PageMaster is containing the company Logo, Address and the ship to address.
The ship to address can be composed by up to 11 lines. Those lines are not always used. Some addresses have only 5 lines.
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The subform has no impact to the content area size.
The subform has an impact only inside the content area or inside another form.
My point is:
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| Logo                                          |
| Address1                   Address      |
| Address2                   Address      |
| Address3                   Address      |
| Address4                   Address      |
| Address5                   Address      |
| Address6                   Address      |
| Address7                   Address      |
| Address8                   Address      |
| Address9                   Address      |
| Address10                 Address      |
| Address11                 Address      |
|---------------------------------------------------|
| Content area                               |
|                                                   |
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But at the printout, if there are only 3 lines used for the address, I would like to reassign the space used by the address4 through adderss11 to the content area.
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| Logo                                          |
| Address1                   Address      |
| Address2                   Address      |
| Address3                   Address      |
|---------------------------------------------------|
| Content area                               |
|                                                   |
Instead of:
| Logo                                          |
| Address1                   Address     |
| Address2                   Address     |
| Address3                   Address     |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|                                                   |
|---------------------------------------------------|
| Content area                               |
|                                                   |
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* In the content area access tab : user X-->Administer
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After many hours of research and numerous trial exports, I'm not gaining any ground. I just don't have time to spend days/weeks learning this in depth.
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