Oracle Portal Support

hi all
i am working on oracle portal, where i made form based on in which, I had about 104 In parameters to be passed while running procedure,but the problem is oracle portal gives me error like =>
(Error: An unexpected error occurred: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error (WWV-16016)
and the same procedure runs through sql by passing all parameters values.
So can anyone tell is there any restriction on the number of parameters to be passed through oracle portal
With Regards
Hitesh Parikh

This post is best suited to the Oracle9iAS Portal Content Areas Forum.
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