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WebEasy 1 Categories Hosting (46) Misc (3) Software (1) WebEasy (1) Why odbc microsoft access driver not enough space on temporary disk do I get 'Not enough space on temporary disk' errors? This error occurs when the MS Access query runs out of temporary memory. there isn't enough disk space or memory to undo the data changes this action query is about to make An example of the error message is shown below: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '8007000e' [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Not enough space on temporary disk. /yourscript.asp, line 33 This error message indicates https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/286153 that the scripts has run into problems due to a lack of temporary disk space. This does not indicate that the server has run out of space but that Access cannot cope with any more temporary files or a temporary file that is any larger. The most common and simplest to cure cause is that writable record sets are being opened where they are not necessary. You should try to minimize the number https://my.slightlydifferent.co.nz/knowledgebase/38/Why-do-I-get-Not-enough-space-on-temporary-disk-errors.html of JET*.tmp files you need to create. For example, when opening the database solely to retrieve data (no UPDATE, INSERT or DELETE), do so in adModeRead mode. This way, Access will use the least amount of temporary files, since it doesn't need to prepare room or logic for changing existing data. Here is an example of opening an Access database in adModeRead mode: <% set conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") conn.mode = 1 ' adModeRead conn.open "
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run a query, but getting this error: "Not enough space on temporary disk." I don't understand why. I have 5+ gigs on my C: drive, and 18+ gigs on my D: drive. I've looked this up in help, and found that this refers to my "TEMP" variable in DOS. Mine is on my C: drive, currently using just over 2 gigs (2,097,152 KB), and leaving me the 5+ gigs still available. So what's the problem? I do know that the .mdb limit is (or at least *was*) 2gb. But this is a "temp" file, not an mdb. What am I missing? Thanks in advance, Tom Tcs, Mar 14, 2006 #1 Advertisements Guest Guest Your query is likely constructed incorrectly. Depending on how you have your Joins defined, you can easily chew up a large drive because it is busy creating a bizzillion rows to try to meet the requirements of the query. I would suggest you reevalute the query. I recently did such a thing, but not nearly as magnificantly as you. I was expecting qbout 5800 rows and created 38,000 "Tcs" wrote: > I'm trying to run a query, but getting this error: > > "Not enough space on temporary disk." > > I don't understand why. I have 5+ gigs on my C: drive, and 18+ gigs on my D: > drive. I've looked this up in help, and found that this refers to my "TEMP" > variable in DOS. Mine is on my C: drive, currently using just over 2 gigs > (2,097,152 KB), and leaving me the 5+ gigs still available. So what's the > problem? I do know that the .mdb limit is (or at least *was*) 2gb. But this is > a "temp" file, not an mdb. > > What am I missing? > > Thanks in advance, > > Tom > Guest, Mar 14, 2006 #2 Advertisements Guest Guest I meant 380,000, sorry "Tcs" wrote: > I'm trying to run a query, but getting this error: > > "Not enough space on temporary disk." > > I don't understand why. I have 5+ gigs on my C: drive, and 18+ gigs on my D: > drive. I've looked this up in help, and found that this refers to my "TEMP" > variable in DOS. Mine is on my C: drive, currently using just over 2 gigs > (2,097,152 KB), and leaving me the 5+ gigs still available. So what's the > problem? I do know that the .mdb limit is (or at least *was*) 2gb. But this is > a "temp" file, not an mdb. > > What am I missing? > > Thanks in advance, > > Tom > Guest, Mar 14, 2006 #3 Guest Guest As I said in an earlier reply on a similar subject, looks like the tables are properly joined as seen below so that there isn't an outright Cartisian product. However you really don't know if there are multiple joins between the fields unless one side is the primary key. You might have a mini cartisian product happening. tblAnnRptFY05a_EL LEFT JOIN tblCXLIB_UT420AP ON (t