PO -document attachments file size

All,
We have extended classic scenario. One PO is in ordered status and it contains nearly 30 attached documents.
When we tried to attach one more PDF document (example test.pdf) we get a dump.
But the same document can be attached to another PO, which has less number of documents.
Is there any limitation of number of documents can be attached to a PO?
Is there any limitation of total size of all the attached documents for a given PO?
Thanks
srigant

Per standard, you might upload a maximum of 5MB size for attachments
If you like to upload the files more than 5MB, you can use CFOLDERs. And do not upload attachments in a normal way which are greater than 5MB.
Max, 5 MB size is for one attachment and not the sum of attachments
size. this size limit is only valid when customer's use ITS 620 with SRM 4.0 and not for ITS 640 with SRM 5.0 onwards. for SRM 5.0 with ITS 640 customer can upload upto 75MB attachment. Secondly for ITS 620 aswell, the size limit can be extended by changing a parameter setting in ITS as a modification by customers. there is no restriction in the total attachment size in one SRM document. The limit is concerned only for each attachment.
If these information doesn't help, you can create a SAP ticket to report this dump.

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