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Date:         Fri, 20 Oct 2000 15:58:26 +0200
Reply-To:     albert.venetitay@CTICEP.CAISSE-EPARGNE.FR
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From:         albert.venetitay@CTICEP.CAISSE-EPARGNE.FR
Subject:      sql temporary work file
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HI all ,

I'm getting the message ' proc sql temporary work file has grown' inspite of increasing my work file ? Does anybody knows what is going wrong with this program ? Does the sql temporary file uses the same allocation of the work file, or it uses some internal sort work files ? Can anybody in this list , have seen this problem and could share their experiences ? Thanks a lot. Any help and suggestions will be greatly appreciated ?

Thanks in advance , Kind regards , Albert Venetitay

Following is the code and the proc contents of the file .

13 +

14 +CREATE TABLE USAGE.TEMP AS 15 +SELECT DISTINCT A.NUPERS,A.CDNIVS1,B.DTCON FORMAT=DDMMYY10. 16 +FROM FF A,STATG1.P_AGENDA B 17 +WHERE A.NUCCOM=B.NUCCOM 18 +AND B.CNCON='AGE' 19 +AND '30SEP2000'D >= B.DTCON >= '01OCT1999'D; NOTE: PROC SQL TEMPORARY WORK FILE HAS GROWN TOO LARGE. NOTE: TABLE USAGE.TEMP CREATED, WITH 0 ROWS AND 3 COLUMNS.

CONTENTS PROCEDURE

PDBOUT.P_AGENDA OBSERVATIONS: 2596476 DATA VARIABLES: 8 V609

INDEXES: 1 5:05 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2000 OBSERVATION LENGTH: 59 14:30 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2000 DELETED OBSERVATIONS: 0

COMPRESSED: YES REUSE SPACE: NO SORTED: NO

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