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What does this error mean??

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Hi.

I am getting a short dump when the sy-tabix value reaches 1000 until that it is working.

I am calling subroutines from Script.What can be the reason??

RUNTIME ERRORS : CONVT_NO_NUMBER.

EXCEPTION : CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_NUMBER.

How do I handle this problem.it tells that the exception should be caught from the subroutine that is called...How to handlle the exception.

Kindly help..

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Former Member
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Hi,

It may be coming at situation where CHAR is assigned to I type field.

Can you paste the code where you are getting this dump.

Regards,

Atish

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Former Member
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Hi,

It may be coming at situation where CHAR is assigned to I type field.

Can you paste the code where you are getting this dump.

Regards,

Atish

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Using Try Catch we can catch the Exception as we know the name of the Exception.It is working now..

Thanks...

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Good your problem solved. Then you can close the thread :).

Regards,

Atish

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rainer_hbenthal
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you have a string/char and want to assign this to a variable which only can held numbers linke int or packed decimal, but the string does not refelct a correct number.

data:

var type p dec 2.

var = '3.14'. " this will work

var = '3,14'. " this will not work because of the comma

var = 'nonsens'. " of couse this will not work, too

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Hi,

This exception will raise when string value is tried to convert to Numeric value.

While assigning the value the numeric value 1000, but 1000 may be in 1,000 format so it is giving this error message. System may not recognise , as numeric.

Thanks,

Sri.