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Hi, all experts here,



Thank you very much for your kind attention.



It's so frustrated that I dont really knwo what is going on and why is that and I have tried ages to try to figure it out and nothing really helps.



I have already moved the data files of tempdb database to a drive with enough space (many GB space left still), but then again I got the problem which run out all of the system drive space when I run a query against a large table? Why is that? And how to figure it out?



Please help me and thanks a lot in advance for your kind advices and help and I am looking forward to hearing from you shortly.



With best regards,



Yours sincerely,



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