Problem: Schema File Size Restriction?

Hi all,
I am working with Oracle Database 10g Release 2 10.2.0.2 Patch 6.
I have tried to register a schema with file size up to 25,6Kb, but it hasn't been possible. Is it a restriction in Oracle XML DB?
I didn't find any reference in Oracle's site, making a search for this concept.
Thanks.

Hello RPuttagunta,
I don't remember the error mesages, in some occasions oracle shows me XML end file encountered or something similar, in other case shows, expected '=', find '', but I don't remember, sorry.
Thanks,
David.

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