ORA-01483 problem

Hi
I am using oracle 10.2.0.2 with different types of application servers.
In one particular table, when I am trying to insert into a varchar2 field more than 1000 bytes, I am getting ORA-01483 although the field size is 4000.
I have examined all kind of directions such as wrong JDBC driver and nothing worked.
Please help

Here is my scheme:
Column Name     ID     Pk     Null?     Data Type
F_ID     1     1     N     NUMBER (19)
F_DATA_HOLDER_ID     2          Y     NUMBER (19)
F_FIELD_ID     3          Y     VARCHAR2 (255 Char)
F_CONTAINER_EV_ID     4          Y     NUMBER (19)
F_INDEX     5          Y     NUMBER (10)
F_LIST_SIZE     6          Y     NUMBER (10)
F_ELEMENTARY_VALUE     7          Y     VARCHAR2 (4000 Char)
F_EXTRA_DATA     8          Y     VARCHAR2 (255 Char)
F_REFERENCE_ITEM_ID     9          Y     NUMBER (19)
F_ELEMENT_VALUE_ID     10          Y     NUMBER (19)
F_META_ITEM_ID     11          Y     NUMBER (19)
F_STRUCTURE_ID     12          Y     VARCHAR2 (255 Char)
F_UNIQUE_PATH     13          Y     VARCHAR2 (4000 Char)
F_POSITION     14          Y     NUMBER (10)
I am getting the error for F_ELEMENTARY_VALUE.
The insert statement is matching to this scheme.
I read in the web that sometimes this error comes without any connection to it's purpose, or at least no direct relation.
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