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I need some help. When I run a stored procedure (Oracle 8i on Solaris 8.0), the temp tablespace fills up and so much so, that the entire file system gets full.
The stored proc does a series of inserts only in one table.
df -k shows 0 bytes free.
The same procedure in the same DB on NT gives no such problem.
Any ideas?
Check the proc. code for both databases; they could be slightly different. If the proc is designed to just perform inserts, it might be doing some sorting before/after the inserts, blowing out your temp space.
I believe the autoextend is on for your temp tablespace segment check that out, if it is, the size of datafile will grow & occupy the entire disk. Also check the o/p of df -k before the pl/sql block is run