COMPUTE_EXP_RANGE is an ABAP runtime error which you may come across when using or developing within an SAP system. See below for the standard details explaining what it means and how you can avoid or fix this runtime error.
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Overflow or underflow in mathematical function EXP
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In the current program <runtime parameter>, using function EXP on number <runtime parameter> produced a
value that cannot be represented in floating point format.
If the function is calculated with type DECFLOAT34, the following must
apply in order to avoid an overflow: Argument < 14149.
If the function is calculated with type F, the argument could be either
too large (overflow) or too small (underflow). (Type F is based on the
floating point format in accordance with IEEE 754.)
The following must apply:
-709 < argument < 710.
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COMPUTE_EXP_RANGE - compute exp range COMPUTE_DECFLOAT_ZERODIVIDE - compute decfloat zerodivide COMPUTE_DECFLOAT_SUB_OVERFLOW - compute decfloat sub overflow COMPUTE_DECFLOAT_MUL_OVERFLOW - compute decfloat mul overflow COMPUTE_DECFLOAT_DIV_OVERFLOW - compute decfloat div overflow COMPUTE_DECFLOAT_ADD_OVERFLOW - compute decfloat add overflow