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VA01 Error - COMPUTE_BCD_OVERFLOW

Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 9:19 AM

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Hi All,

When trying to create a SALE ORDER (VA01) the program dumps

stating "Overflow during the arithmetical operation (type P) in

program "SAPLATP3".

The error is happening inside the FORM PEEK_ATP_STACK4REQ_02.

Description of the error:

An overflow was discovered in an ongoing arithmetical operation with

operands of type P. Possible causes are:

1. The result field of type P is too small for the result.

2. The result or a intermediate result has more than 31 decimal places.

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Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 9:56 AM

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Can any one help me on this? This is only happening for certain material.

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deepak_dhamat
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In response to Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 10:02 AM

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Hi,

Check this Note : Note 1066044 - COMPUTE_BCD_OVERFLOW during DB02N refresh

regards

Deepak.

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Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 9:59 AM

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Hi

Go with SNOTE 1066044

Regards

Ajit

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Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 10:23 AM

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I shall apply this and let you know the result....

Thanks,

Praveen.

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Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 1:42 PM

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Hi,

The OSS note is to change the below given DOMAIN.

DB02N_SE_TAB_NUM from domain "DB02N_NUMBER_5" to "DB02N_NUMBER_15"

DB02N_SE_IND_NUM from domain "DB02N_NUMBER_5" to "DB02N_NUMBER_15"

DB02N_SE_OTH_NUM from domain "DB02N_NUMBER_5" to "DB02N_NUMBER_15"

DB02N_SE_TOT_NUM from domain "DB02N_NUMBER_5" to "DB02N_NUMBER_15"

When checked in the system we found its already with the length 15 hence this wont help to fix this issue.

Please let me know if any other solution is there to fix this.

BR,

Praveen.

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Former Member
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‎2011 Oct 18 2:45 PM

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Hi

Sincerly I don't believe that note can help you, I don't believe it's for your problem

Try to check if there are some notes for ATP or VA01 or if there's is a user-exit

Max

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Former Member

‎2011 Oct 18 2:12 PM

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Hi Praveen,

I am not sure, but did you check if there is any exit or custom code in any pricing procedure which may be causing the problem?

Regards,

Sagar

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Former Member

‎2011 Oct 19 12:07 PM

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Hi All,

I solved the issue. The problem was in product allocation. By default system was taking the product allocation as 9999999999 which in turn is added with required quantity. hence the summed up value was too huge to hold. The work around was to reduce the product allocation.

Really thanks for the effort taken...

BR,

Praveen.