Maximum amount of data exceeded while streaming.

Hello gurus
Does anyone know what this error means? It occurs when I try to print big PDF file.
I am wondering if there is a parameter I can set in order to overcome this.
Thank you for any suggestions.

Yes u can do that
go to the xml file located at C:\OracleBI\web\javahost\config
and then u can edit the xml tag
<InputStreamLimitInKB>0</InputStreamLimitInKB>
0 is for unlimited file size

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Today we got one Oracle error: Maximum number of Processes exceeds while connects to our Oracle Database.
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Hello, I am having a problem on O365 concerning an Infopath form.
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HI Vikas,
to resolve this do this from central admin
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Form Services
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InfoPath Form Services
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