Warning query exceeded 200 lines.

Hello gurus,

Currently, I get a warning message when I run a page and click on a tab once more.
The page that I am running is a form of html at the site level. The name of the page is ArAcctSiteOverviewPG.
There are 7 tabs on this page. When I click on the Details tab of the Site more than once I get this warning message: "the request exceeded 200 lines. Potentially more rows exist, please restrict your query. »
If I click on the other tabs more than once, I do not receive a warning message.
Someone has encountered this error before?
It is a standard html form oracle without customizations have been made. R12.1.3 running.

Thanks in advance!

Hello

Set the option to profile DNF: display object Max size Fetch / VO_MAX_FETCH_SIZE 1000.

Kind regards
GYAN

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