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on temporary disk error up vote 5 down vote favorite 2 I am getting the following error: "Not enough space on temporary disk. (Error 3183)" "You tried to perform an operation that requires more space than is available on the temporary disk. Your
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temporary disk location is based on the TEMP DOS environment variable, which was set when your system started." I am using Access 2007 as a front end. The database is on SQL Server 2008. This happens when I am using a form which it's record source is a SQL query and am going to a specific record using the navigation control. The table has about half a million records. I am on XP SP3 with 4GB RAM and there is 1 GB free. ms-access share|improve this question there isn't enough disk space or memory access 2013 asked May 27 '11 at 20:31 Rick 1,021154481 Uh, sounds like you're out of disk space? –bdonlan May 27 '11 at 20:34 1 How much disk space is free on your system drive? –Doc Brown May 27 '11 at 20:42 I assume the 1GB Free is your local hard drive. Two things... Can you show us the query? And are you perhaps out of space on the server? –BIBD May 27 '11 at 20:48 I have 150 GB free HD disk space. Does access save the whole query locally, even if it is linked on SQL Server? –Rick May 27 '11 at 21:25 1 Jet/ACE caches the data it pulls down and it uses temp file space for certain kinds of operations (it's not really documented). –David-W-Fenton May 28 '11 at 21:04 | show 2 more comments 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 6 down vote accepted You are most likely running into the 2GB limit on MS Access tables. Possibly in a temporary table being create/used during the query. This is probably caused by whatever joins you have in your query, which tend to multiply the data. And with a million rows, all you have to do is multiple it by 2K of data per row to hit that limit) You can solve this in a couple ways. You can move the biggest limiter in your where clause to the end (as I recall, the SQL is execute from the bottom up). You can simplify the que
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