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at work that utilizes an Access 2007 DB frontend with linked tables to an Oracle 10g DB. Users have started reporting that a lot of the queries are failing with an error 3183 out of temporary space. These same queries have run fine a few weeks back. I verified that Access is creating a 2GB temp file which is the maximum amount allowed in the system temp directory. Even if I run the the query cannot be completed either the size of the query result is larger than the maximum query using parameters that would not return data, I still get the error. Doing a SQL trace shows that some of the queries are trying to run a queryset that would return about 14 million rows. I know some of the queries are poorly designed, but that is not an easy thing to change. I had the Oracle DBA double the temp space, but still didn't fix the issue. I guess my question is does an Access DB use the temp space available on the linked ODBC database first then use the temp file if no Oracle temp tablespace is available? Any ideas why this would start happening or is it just that the amount of the data in the Oracle database has exceeded the ability of Access? The way the application was created had been working up until a few weeks back or so. Understand redesigning this app is not an easy option. I am more looking for an idea as to why this would have worked before and started happening recently. This is the Access RAW SQL.. Understand I didn't write this.. The Oracle tables at least didn't have space and ampersands. :) SELECT DISTINCT [Event: Overhaul & Repair].BASE_PART_NUMBER, [Event: Overhaul & Repair].PERIOD, [Event: Overhaul & Repair].RECEIVED_BY_FACILITY_DATE, [Event: Overhaul & Repair].PART_NUMBER, [Event: Overhaul & Rep
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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,417 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Access "not enough https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/723324-access-not-enough-memory-error-3183-a memory" - error 3183 Expert 100+ P: 533 codegecko Hi folks, Got a massive headache. I'm working as a contractor on a project for a SAM company and they are using an Access database with a particular query to extrat information to import from a DB into Visio. The query is incredibly lengthy and would take too long to remove company-specific info from so I will not enough keep this brief. The query runs fine on the database when it is used locally on my machine (Acer Aspire 5003WLMi, 1.8GHz AMD Turion ML-32 processor, 512MB RAM, 60GB HDD and WinXP SP2) but when used on the company's machines (HP DX2250, 512MB RAM, 160GB HDD, and AMD Athlon 64-bit 3800+ - around 2.0GHz) the Jet 4.0 engine (as the DB uses linked tables) creates a TMP not enough space file that hits 2GB before coming up with an error of "not enough memory on temporary disk". I have checked: Temporary folder permissions and size limits; Microsoft's knowledge base and recommended fixes (listed at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/286153/en-us); Checked for all patches, service packs and ODBC/Jet drivers; yet I am STILL getting problems. If anyone has any ideas on how to fix this then it would be so much appreciated. Many thanks in advance, medicineworker Oct 15 '07 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 10 Replies Expert 2.5K+ P: 3,072 nico5038 Did you check where Office has located the temporary files? I ran once in trouble running my .mdb on a D: drive, but being low on space on the C: drive (less then 150Mb) I got this error.... Nic;o) Oct 15 '07 #2 reply Expert 100+ P: 533 codegecko Hi nico, Have checked, MDB is running on C: drive and temp is located in C:\Documents and Settings\%Logged on User%\Local Settings\Temp. I have checked read/write perms and all is fine there. I understand that Access will not deal in any data that is larger than 2GB. The TMP file that is being created goes all the way up to 2GB which