Proble with out parameter

Dear all i am facing a Problem in oracle 10 g while calling a procedure. this procedure has one 'IN' and three 'Out' parameter( one out parameter is refcursor)
this procedure run successfully and has no complier error. but does not return any value
but if i remove one out parameter ie (total two with one ref cursor )it works perfectly and returns value )
so please any one can tell me is there any limit of using out parameter with ref cursor as out parameter

Dear arun here is the code
PROCEDURE Sp_Report_Manager(MODULEID IN VARCHAR,
FROM_DATE IN DATE,
TO_DATE IN DATE,
P_ERROROCCURRED OUT NUMBER,
COLUMN_NAMES OUT VARCHAR,
REC_DEALDATA OUT Globrefcursor.gref)
IS
LV_SQL VARCHAR2(4000);
LV_GRID_SQL VARCHAR2(4000);
BEGIN
p_debug('a','1');
P_ERROROCCURRED:=0;
p_debug('a','2');
IF MODULEID IS NOT NULL THEN
BEGIN
p_debug('a','3');
COLUMN_NAMES:='SELECTED,CPARTY,DEAL_ID,SCHEME,TRAN_TYPE,ASSET_TYPE,ASSET_GROUP,VALUE_DATE^Select,Deal ID,Scheme,Tran Type,Asset Type,Asset Group,Trade Date';
LV_SQL := 'SELECT GRID_SQL FROM DEA_REPORT_MANAGER WHERE MODULE = :1';
p_debug('a','4');
     EXECUTE IMMEDIATE LV_SQL INTO LV_GRID_SQL USING MODULEID;
     p_debug('a','5');
     LV_SQL := 'SELECT 0 SELECTED,CPARTY,DEAL_ID,SCHEME,TRAN_TYPE,ASSET_TYPE,ASSET_GROUP,VALUE_DATE FROM ( ';
     LV_SQL := LV_SQL || LV_GRID_SQL;
     LV_SQL := LV_SQL || ' ) WHERE DEAL_STATUS NOT IN (''DELETE'',''REJECT'') AND VALUE_DATE BETWEEN :1 AND :2 ORDER BY DEAL_ID';
p_debug('a','6');
OPEN REC_DEALDATA FOR LV_SQL USING FROM_DATE, TO_DATE;
p_debug('a','7');
RETURN;
END;
END IF;
END Sp_Report_Manager;

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