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The error message suggests that the issue is with the buffer size of one or more of these parameters, which is likely too small to accommodate the data being passed.

To resolve this issue, you'll need to check the data being passed to these parameters and ensure it doesn't exceed the specified buffer size. If the data is too large, you can increase the buffer size accordingly.

For example, if the P_user_id and P_USER_PASSWORD are not expected to store more than 50 characters, you could declare them with a size of 50 as follows:

P_user_id varchar2(50) DEFAULT '',
P_USER_PASSWORD varchar2(50) DEFAULT '',
P_OUT_USER_ID OUT NUMBER,
P_OUT_MSG_ID OUT NUMBER

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Amit Mohanty3y ago
The error message suggests that the issue is with the buffer size of one or more of these parameters, which is likely too small to accommodate the data being passed.

To resolve this issue, you'll need to check the data being passed to these parameters and ensure it doesn't exceed the specified buffer size. If the data is too large, you can increase the buffer size accordingly.

For example, if the P_user_id and P_USER_PASSWORD are not expected to store more than 50 characters, you could declare them with a size of 50 as follows:
```
P_user_id varchar2(50) DEFAULT '',
P_USER_PASSWORD varchar2(50) DEFAULT '',
P_OUT_USER_ID OUT NUMBER,
P_OUT_MSG_ID OUT NUMBER
```