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Can someone please explain this error

Hi

I have just recevived this error

could not write to hash-join temporary file: No space left on device

Can someone please explain how I can stop this occuring. Whereis the hash-join
temporary file? How can I make it big? etc.

The query question runs fine in Oracle, MySQL and Postgres normally, but I
have seen this error twise recently. I have used df -k to check the
filesystems and none are full, and a Google search has revealed nothing.

Simon
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Nov 23 '05 #1
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Simon Windsor <si***********@cornfield.org.uk> wrote:
Hi

I have just recevived this error

could not write to hash-join temporary file: No space left on device

Can someone please explain how I can stop this occuring. Whereis the hash-join
temporary file? How can I make it big? etc.

The query question runs fine in Oracle, MySQL and Postgres normally, but I
have seen this error twise recently. I have used df -k to check the
filesystems and none are full, and a Google search has revealed nothing.


How close to full are they? Is it possible that during load they occasionally
fill up for a short period of time, and then other activity cleans up some
files and frees space?

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Potential Technologies
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