XMLTRANSFORM Too large stylesheet - code buffer overflow issue

Hi All,
My question is related to MSWordML generation from PLSQL stored procedure.
1. I have table, containing XSLT stylesheets for different documents
2. PLSQL stored procedure is generating dynamic content depending on some params and at the end I'm using
SELECT XMLTRANSFORM(XMLTYPE.createxml(db_data_clob), XMLTYPE.createxml(x.xslt_clob)).GetClobVal()
INTO res
FROM msword_ml_data x
WHERE x.report_id = rep_id_variable;
where : x.xslt_clob -> column, containing XSLT CLOB
db_data_clob -> dynamic content CLOB
res -> CLOB result
All this was working fine on Oracle11gR1, but I had to reinstall database and I said why not install Oracle11gR2 ...
Guess what. Stored procedure is raising exception when using XMLTRANSFORM :
Exception : : ORA-31011: XML parsing failed
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing
LPX-00004: internal error "Too large stylesheet - code buffer overflow"
Google says nothing about it. I don't recall setting some special DB property in Oracle11gR1.
Has anyone encountered this ?
I haven't changed procedure nor table.
I'm using exactly the same XSLT's from Java code and they are working just fine, so they are not the reason. My guess is that something in Oracle11gR2 related to XML processing is changed.
If anyone could help, thanks in advance

For those who are interested.
I have logged a service request and it turned out that this is is a bug in Oracle 11gR2.
"The limitation on the style sheet is not exactly a size limit but a limitation on the number of style sheet instructions and depends on the way the style sheet has been written. This is a C based parser limitation"
Anyway, the workaround is to create Java stored procedure and do transformation from there.

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