ABAP Runtime Errors

COMPUTE_POW_DOMAIN SAP ABAP Runtime Error compute pow domain







COMPUTE_POW_DOMAIN 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.

Short Dump Classification: A - ABAP Programming Error

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COMPUTE_POW_DOMAIN ABAP Runtime Error

Floating point numbers can be displayed in one of the following ways in ABAP: [Sign][Mantissa]E[Sign][Exponent] [Sign][Integer part].[Fractional part]
Examples: -12E+34, +12E-34, 12E34, 12.34 Please see abap error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.

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Invalid argument for power operation Please see abap error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.

In the current program <runtime parameter>, an attempt was made to use the power function on invalid arguments. The expression in question is <runtime parameter> ** <runtime parameter>.

There might be an argument with no floating point number. The following also applies for "x ** y":

- If x = 0, y must be > 0.
Some platforms still permit "0 ** 0" (with the result 1.0).
- If x < 0, y must be an integer.

In the floating point arithmetic according to IEEE 754 widely used in workstations, "x ** y" is also not defined if - |x| = 1 and |y| = INFINITY or - |x| = INFINITY and y = 0. Please see abap error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.