Maximum size of record store on PalmOS?

Good days,
I am using MIDP which run on the Palm device. I have some problems regarding the RMS on MIDP. I hope someone who has valuable ideas can share this with me.
How many total records (or maximum size) that Palm OS can be held? Or what is the maximum records or maximum size can be stored on Palm OS?
I have read one book state that "On a Palm device, each record can be no more than 64K in length because of restrictions imposed by the Palm OS." So i need to know how many records that i can store on Palm OS to prevent some of information is lost.
All your help is very appreciated and thank in advance ...
best regards
SL

Hi,
There is no restrictions on palm. In past PalmOS had
restrictions because of its heap size and non
relocatable chunk. But for the Palm OS 3.0 and after
Palm OS 3.0 can support large memory.
For more information of palm goto : PalmOS.com
ThanksIf that's true, then why on a brand new treo 180, with palmos 3.5.2H4.0 and 15 of 16 megs free, am I unable to either import or "file link" no more than 10376 records of a csv file? I have two csv files of contacts, (a customer file and a vendor file) one is about 4 megs in 28k records, and the other is about 2.6 megs in about 16k records. In both cases the palm desktop (4.0.1) refuses to proceed past the 10376th record, and gives an error saying "maximum allowed records reached, must delete or archive some..."

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