How To Fix SPE802 - Pricing error: Field overflow

SPE802 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: SPE -

• Message number: 802

• Message text: Pricing error: Field overflow

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SPE802 - Details

• The SAP error message SPE802, which indicates a "Pricing error: Field overflow," typically occurs during the pricing calculation process in sales documents, such as sales orders or quotations. This error suggests that the system is trying to store a value that exceeds the maximum limit of the designated field in the database.
  Causes of SPE802 Error
  
  
  Field Size Limitations: The most common cause is that the calculated pricing value (e.g., total price, discounts, taxes) exceeds the maximum size of the field defined in the database. This can happen if there are large quantities, high unit prices, or significant discounts applied.
  
  
  Currency Issues: If the pricing involves multiple currencies, conversion rates or rounding issues might lead to values that exceed the field limits.
  
  
  
  Configuration Issues: Incorrect configuration in pricing procedures, condition types, or access sequences can lead to unexpected pricing calculations.
  
  
  Custom Code: If there are custom enhancements or user exits that manipulate pricing, they might