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Thanks M, &nbsp;that's what I was leaning towards too. &nbsp;I just found out that they are using a remote desktop connection and opening SSMS from some other machine. &nbsp;I am waiting for them to respond with which machine they are actually connecting to SQL Server from and I will check those things.
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Thanks M,  that's what I was leaning towards too.  I just found out that they are using a remote desktop connection and opening SSMS from some other machine.  I am waiting for them to respond with which machine they are actually connecting to SQL Server from and I will check those things.

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Some of these errors are very misleading...<br />
I have seen similar type of errors when you run out of memory on the clients..<br />

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Some of these errors are very misleading...
I have seen similar type of errors when you run out of memory on the clients..


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The machine they had remoted into for using SSMS was out of disk space. &nbsp;
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The machine they had remoted into for using SSMS was out of disk space.  

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check the disk quota for the user.
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I have a single user that is getting this error when trying to run a select statement from SQL Server Management Studio. &nbsp;There is tons of free disk space on all drives on the server. &nbsp;The log files are set to autogrow by 10% and have tons of room to grow (more than 100GB). &nbsp;The select statement only returns 140,000 rows, so it isn't even that big. &nbsp;I was not able to reproduce the problem, nor was another user that tried it.... &nbsp;We were both able to run the query without any issues. &nbsp;I am at a total loss. &nbsp;Anyone have any suggestions or something I'm overlooking?
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I have a single user that is getting this error when trying to run a select statement from SQL Server Management Studio.  There is tons of free disk space on all drives on the server.  The log files are set to autogrow by 10% and have tons of room to grow (more than 100GB).  The select statement only returns 140,000 rows, so it isn't even that big.  I was not able to reproduce the problem, nor was another user that tried it....  We were both able to run the query without any issues.  I am at a total loss.  Anyone have any suggestions or something I'm overlooking?

There is not enough space on the disk.  (exception from HResult: 0x80070070) (mscorlib)

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