Maximum size of a procedure

Hi all..
I am facing a probem with the debugging of a procedure.
The size of the procedure is given below
SOURCE_SIZE PARSED_SIZE CODE_SIZE ERROR_SIZE
163624 1292 150380 0
Is this size exceeding standard size.
Also this Sp is calling many other SP,s.
Is the problem with debugging related with the memory size..
Pls advice
thanks in advance..
Simon

What problems are you facing?
What versions of SQLDeveloper and Oracle database are you using
What operating system are you on?
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