Max number of CHECK constraints on a column in Oracle9i?

What is the maximum number of CHECK constraints that can be defined on a column when creating a table in Oracle 9i database?
Also could some one tell me what are the limitations on CHECK constraints?

Well, in Oracle 8.1.7 documentaion it is stated that number of constraints is also unlimited. I haven't such a database now to test but here is a little test for Oracle 9iR2
SQL> drop table test;
Table dropped.
SQL> create table test (a number
  2   check (a > 1)
  3   check (a > 2)
  4   check (a > 3)
  5   check (a > 4)
  6   check (a > 5)
  7   check (a > 6)
  8   check (a > 7)
  9   check (a > 8)
10   check (a > 9)
11   check (a > 10)
12   check (a > 11)
13   check (a > 12)
14   check (a > 13)
15   check (a > 14)
16   check (a > 15)
17   check (a > 16)
18   check (a > 17)
19   check (a > 18)
20   check (a > 19)
21   check (a > 20)
22  )
23  /
Table created.

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