Maximum size of an XML attribute?

What is the maximum size of an XML attribute?
I can't find this define in the OMG XML specification. Does the Oracle XML parser have a maximum size of an XML attribute? Do other XML parsers on the market have any limitation? ... we need to exchange XML documents with other vendors. Thanks.

While I can't speak for other parsers, the Oracle ones do not have an attribute size limit.
Oracle XML Team
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