What datatype field do I have to define for a 2^400 number??????

I need to store a number in a table field. The maximum number is: 2^400.
I would want to put in the field a Number datatype but the max. is NUMBER(38)
What datatype field do I have to define for a 2^400 number??????
Thanks in advance!!!

Will a float work for you, or do you need every digit?
SQL> create table t (n number);
Table created.
SQL>
SQL> insert into t(n)
2 select power(2,400)
3 from dual;
1 row created.
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> select * from t;
N
2.582E+120

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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/EN/9f/db9ede35c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/EN/fc/eb387a358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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Attaching a structure to a field symbol
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PARAMETERS: p_posid LIKE prps-posid.
*-- Constants
CONSTANTS: gc_yes(1)     TYPE c                 VALUE 'X',
           gc_no(1)      TYPE c                 VALUE ' '.
*-- Variables
DATA: l_objnr LIKE prps-objnr.
*-- Internal tables
DATA: BEGIN OF lit_jest OCCURS 0,
       objnr LIKE jest-objnr,
       stat LIKE jest-stat,
     END OF lit_jest.
DATA: BEGIN OF lit_jsto OCCURS 0,
       objnr LIKE jsto-objnr,
       stsma LIKE jsto-stsma,
      END OF lit_jsto.
DATA: BEGIN OF lit_status OCCURS 0,       "Combination of JEST & JSTO
          objnr LIKE jest-objnr,
          stsma LIKE jsto-stsma,
          stat LIKE jest-stat,
        END OF lit_status.
DATA: BEGIN OF lit_usrsta OCCURS 0,       "Uer status for all wbs
         objnr LIKE jest-objnr,
         stsma LIKE jsto-stsma,
         stat LIKE tj30t-estat,
         txt04 LIKE tj30t-txt04,
       END OF lit_usrsta.
DATA: BEGIN OF lit_usrtxt OCCURS 0,       "User Status text - TJ30T
        stsma LIKE tj30t-stsma,
        stat LIKE tj30t-estat,
        txt04 LIKE tj30t-txt04,
      END OF lit_usrtxt.
* get WBS object number
SELECT SINGLE
     objnr FROM prps
           INTO l_objnr
           WHERE posid = p_posid.
* get WBS active status from table JEST
SELECT
      objnr
      stat
           FROM jest INTO TABLE lit_jest
           WHERE objnr = l_objnr AND
                 inact <> gc_yes.
* get WBS status profile from table JSTO
SELECT
      objnr
      stsma FROM jsto
            INTO TABLE lit_jsto
            WHERE objnr = l_objnr.
* combine JEST and JSTO table for user status
LOOP AT lit_jest.
IF lit_jest-stat CP 'E++++'.
    READ TABLE lit_jsto WITH KEY
                        objnr = l_objnr.
    IF sy-subrc = 0.
      lit_status-objnr = lit_jest-objnr.
      lit_status-stsma = lit_jsto-stsma.
      lit_status-stat = lit_jest-stat.
      APPEND lit_status.
    ENDIF.
ENDIF.
CLEAR: lit_jsto, lit_status.
ENDLOOP.
* get text for user status
SELECT DISTINCT
         stsma
         estat
         txt04 FROM tj30t
               INTO TABLE lit_usrtxt
               FOR ALL ENTRIES IN lit_status
               WHERE stsma = lit_status-stsma AND
                     estat = lit_status-stat AND
                     spras = sy-langu.
Let me know if you have any question.
Regards,
RS

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