Re: Help!

From: "mdsi2000" <mdsi2000@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 12 Jul 2006 08:34:10 -0700

OK. I found the problem. It was that we ran out of disk space.
Actually, we have enough disk space, 3 gigs, to run Universe. The
problem was the backup software that we use. The software creates
temporary files on the drive causing this SELECT to abort. Good thing I
had a COMO on the overnight process that captured these events.

Pete

mdsi2000 wrote:

oops! sorry SORT and LIST don't work.

mdsi2000 wrote:

Hello group,
I'm getting the following system error message only with the SELECT
statement. LIST, SORT and COUNT works perfect. How can I correct this.

I'm on Universe NT. Is the life corrupted?

SELECT PRODUCT BY 1

Unable to create temporary work file, aborting.
[ENOSPC] No space left on device

Pete

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