What is the size of the uploadable scirpt in apex 4.0

Hello all,
oracle apex 4.0 , oracle 10g.
I am trying to upload the script and run but getting size problem.
Can any one tell what is the maximium permissble siize of the script file to be uploaded and run.
thanks/kumar

Restart and go into Disk Utilities from the Recovery HD (press COMMAND + R when you hear the chime). Then click on the drive (not the Macintosh HD) and the Partition tab. You should see the Recovery partition to click on to get information including size. You might be able to this info from the First Aid tab too. I can't remember.

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