Search size limit

Hi all,
Any one knows how to increase the search size limit in creating a referral policy for a sun-organization, the filter for searching the value field seems returning an error. I could try to type in the value and locate the actual sub-org for inputing to the value filed, but could not verify what it contains.
I've tried to increase the number of MRRFS in the policy configuration is of no use.
BTW, we've around 300 sub-organizations in our test setup.
Any hints?
rgds

Hi,
What is the error message or code you get ?
Regards,
Ravi

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