SQL Server - How to prevent tempdb database grows so 
											large. - Feb 27, 2010 at 11:50 AM by Shuchi Gauri 
								tempdb database grows so large that it runs out of disk space. What causes this 
									and how can I prevent it?
								tempdb is a system database and acts as a global resource which is available to 
									all users connected to SQL Server. It is used to store user objects, internal 
									objects and version stores. Tempdb fills up if there is not much free disk 
									space or the data base has a unreasonably low maximum size for database growth.
								 
								Tempdb call fill up by: 
								
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										Sorting that needs more memory than what’s allocated to SQL Server.
 
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										Large result sets including UNIONS, ORDERBY, GROUPBY clauses.
 
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										Orphaned objects
  
								Tips to prevent tempdb to go out of space: 
								
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										Set tempdb to auto grow.
 
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										Ensure the disk has enough free space
 
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										Set it’s initial size reasonably
 
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										If possible put tempdb on its separate disk.
 
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										Batch larger and heavy queries
 
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										Try to write efficient code for all stored procedures, cursors etc.
  
								SQL Server - How to prevent tempdb database grows so 
											large. - May 05, 2009 at 22:00 PM by Rajmeet Ghai 
								tempdb database grows so large that it runs out of disk space. What causes this 
									and how can I prevent it?
								
								
									Most of the times the query design is responsible for increase in size of 
									tempdb database. The query returns a large amount of rows when no predicate or 
									where clause is specified. Often, the server database is open to multiple users 
									to fire queries. This also causes the disk space to run out of memory. To avoid 
									this, either the number of users can be limited to hit the server or bad 
									queries should be avoided. Bad queries can be avoided by limiting the size of 
									tempdb database. It is better to let the users query fail rather than stressing 
									the server to execute bad queries. The temp database should be ideally 
									pre-sized. This will avoid it to auto grow when not in use.
								 
								SQL Server - How to prevent tempdb database grows so 
											large. - June 21, 2009 at 09:00 AM by Amit Satpute 
								tempdb database grows so large that it runs out of disk space. What causes this 
									and how can I prevent it?
								
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										Mostly a poorly designed query is the reason for causing the tembdb to 
										increase.
										
 
									The tempdb database can be used directly via Transact-SQL or indirectly by 
									ORDER BY or GROUP BY clauses.
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									The query causing the problem should be identified. (Profiler can be used to 
									capture the data and analyze it)
									
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										Another reason the tempdb can grow is due to a query returning heavy data.
 
									Usually the WHRE clauses are not specific enough in this case.
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										In cases where the number of queries cannot be controlled, the size of the 
										tempdb can be set and limited. This causes a bad query to run out of resources 
										and terminate.
  
								 
								
								
								
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