Data type conflict

Hello Experts,
Here we are passing data from field type FLTP No of characters 16
                                                                            Decimal places     16
                                                                       and Output length      22
                                                                        and sign     Ticked
                                           to field type DEC No of characters 10
                                                                        Decimals             0
                                                                    and Output length  13
                                                                       and sign        unticked.
and i am getting a short dump. ( Actually these fields are from different structures of standard programs
                                                    and we are doing this transfer in z program )
Can anybody please suggest.
Regards,
Phaneendra P

Hello Gupta,
Thanks for your reply -
CLEAR STATS.
      STATS-CPICTI = V2_NORMAL_RECORDS-RFCTI
DATA  V2_NORMAL_RECORDS                LIKE SAPWLPFNRM OCCURS 0
                                            WITH HEADER LINE.
DATA   BEGIN OF stats OCCURS   0.
        INCLUDE STRUCTURE sapwlstatc.
DATA:   origin     TYPE i,
        jobname    LIKE sapwlpfbtc-jobname,
        jobstep    LIKE sapwlpfbtc-jobstep,
        cua_prog   LIKE sapwlpfnrm-cua_prog,
        cua_func   LIKE sapwlpfnrm-cua_func,
        memsum     LIKE sapwlpfnrm-memsum,
        usedbytes  LIKE sapwlpfnrm-usedbytes,
        privsum    LIKE sapwlpfnrm-privsum,
        maxbytes   LIKE sapwlpfnrm-maxbytes,
        maxbytesdi LIKE sapwlpfnrm-maxbytesdi,
        privmode   LIKE sapwlpfnrm-privmode,
        wprestart  LIKE sapwlpfnrm-wprestart,
        guinettime LIKE sapwlpfnrm-guinettime,
        guitime    LIKE sapwlpfnrm-guitime,
        guicnt     LIKE sapwlpfnrm-guicnt,
       END OF stats
here STATS and V2_NORMAL_RECORDS are internal tables

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