Setting Left and Right Boundary in Correlation

Hi ,
I recorded a script in Vugen (HP loadurnner version 11.52) and I have a variable called SAML response for which I need to do manual correlation. I am completely new to correlation. I am unable to set the left and right boundaries. I am getting the error message as
No
match found for the requested parameter "CorrelationParameter_2".
Check whether the requested boundaries exist in the response data. Also, if the
data you want to save exceeds 256 bytes, use web_set_max_html_param_len to
increase the parameter size   [MsgId:
MERR-26377]
Could anyone please help.
Below is the value printed in the script. can anyone send the Left and Right Boundaries
web_submit_data("Login.aspx",
        "Action={URL}",
        "Method=POST",
        "RecContentType=text/html",
        "Referer=",
        "Snapshot=t191.inf",
        "Mode=HTTP",
        ITEMDATA,
        "Name=SAMLResponse", "Value="
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