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    "Not enough space on temporary disk" error

    Hi,


    I am running a make table query. my access dB size is around 450 Mb. I am always getting the following error:"Not enough space on temporary disk"

    My C drive and has like 30GB free. My temp folder reaches 1.95GB when I run this query (before that it is like 50mb). So I am thinking is it because of the Access 2GB limit (Access 2000) or is it because of some size restriction on the temp folder ?

    Someone please help.
    thanks in advance.

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    Knowledge Base Approver VBAX Master Oorang's Avatar
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    Are you doing this via the Access interface or via ADO code? What is the source of the make table query?
    Cordially,
    Aaron



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    Have you compacted the database lately?

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    Welcome to the forum- it's always good to see new members.

    Perhaps you should break this process into two steps- create a table that contains just the fields and indexes you require, and then run an append query into this new table. That might reduce enough overhead to allow your query to work.
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    Try to open the database "Open Exclusively" Then close it again and repopen it to see if you get the same error.

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