A city clerk wants an Oracle Function to accept a full multi-megabyte zoning PDF in the invoke body and return a similarly large annotated copy. What is the correct design constraint?
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Short Explanation
Picture the function mailbox as a fixed-size slot: the letter in and the letter out each max out at 6 MB. Bigger zoning packets belong in Object Storage, with the function getting a pointer instead of the whole file.
Full Explanation
Oracle Functions enforces a fixed 6 MB maximum on both the request payload sent to a function and the response payload it returns. Those ceilings are not increased through limit-increase requests. For larger civic documents, store the bytes in Object Storage (or hand off via Streaming/Queue) and pass a reference to the function so it works within the invoke limits.