Diagnosis
The entered figure '&V1&' is too large. It cannot be held in internaldata fields and it cannot be saved in the database.

System Response
The entry is not accepted.

Procedure
The possible value area of the figure depends on the internal numericdata type, and with currency fields it also depends on the unit. Thecurrent key figure has the internal type '&V2&' and the internal length'&V3&'. The system can process key figures if they are one of theinternal types 'X' (in connection with internal length 4, it issynonymous with internal type 'I'), 'P' or 'F'.

• The internal type 'P' can contain decimal numbers in a packed format.
With the internal length 9 and 2, decimals are possible with 15 = 2* 9- 1- 2 places. From the maximum length 18, 1 has been taken away forthe +/- sign and 2 for the decimals. The current key figure has '&V4&'decimals. Note, that these decimals must not be the decimals from thesettings in the layout.

• The internal type 'I' (or 'X' with internal length 4 ) can include
whole figures in the area -2147483647 to 2147483647.

• The internal type 'F' can contain floating points in the area
2.2250738585072014E-308 to 1.7976931348623157E+308 (positive andnegative).
Enter figures that are in one of the areas mentioned above. Also notea possible scaling of the key figure which was defined in the planninglayout. An overflow can also occur when the figure entered from thedisplay is still in the allowed area. However, since the values arestored unscaled in the database, the value from the display must stillbe unscaled, this is where the value area can be exceeded.