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9.3

TEMPDB out of space on 15.0

Asked by mailtoraju78 in Sybase Database, Oracle 8.x, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: Sybase Migration from 12.5 to 15.0

Hi,
The proc is running fine in Sybase 12.5 version but aborted in Sybase 15 with TEMPDB out of space error. I am running with same data and same script. I have added order by also but still I am getting the same error. In current prod it is taking 2:30 hrs of time and in new 15 environment it is aborting after 6 hrs. trxprd and saproduct tables are in db1 database and plncde and distrib are in dbsy1 database. In my QA database instance, I have 5 databases. 
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insert saprdmth
	select  sayear = datepart(yy,a.prcsdte),a.cmp,a.issstate,d.region,
			a.lbc,b.saprdcd,c.prdtype,a.dprefix,a.din,a.txncde,
			a.dprdhid,indexbk = datepart(month, a.prcsdte),
			polcnt = isnull(sum(a.polcount), 0),
			pamamt = isnull(sum(a.paidprem), 0),
			samamt = isnull(sum(a.slscrdt), 0)
	from  trxprd	a,saproduct b,db1.dbo.plncde c,db1.dbo.distrib d
	where 	a.cmp = d.cmp   and   a.dprefix = d.dprefix
	and a.din = d.din  and  a.cmp  = c.cmp
	and a.plncde = c.plncde  and  c.saprdcd = b.saprdcd
	and a.cmp in('XXX','YYY')
	group by	datepart(yy,a.prcsdte), a.cmp, a.issstate, d.region, a.lbc, b.saprdcd,
			c.prdtype, a.dprefix, a.din, a.txncde, a.dprdhid,
			datepart(month, a.prcsdte)
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Zones: Sybase Database, Oracle 8.x, SQL Query Syntax
Tags: Sybase Migration from 12.5 to 15.0
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