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  Asked: Jun 18 2008   5:14 PM GMT
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Finding the appropriate settings for copying tables within databases


SQL, Database issues, Copy error, SQL error messages

I have a table in a database that has 104456 records. I would like to copy the data to another table within that database. When I execute the command “insert into ChangeInsuranceTxnHistory select * from ChangeInsuranceTxn”, the following error occurs:

"Could not allocate space for object 'ChangeInsuranceTxnHistory' in database 'CC_CCAR' because the 'PRIMARY' filegroup is full."

My database settings are “automatically grow file” and I have checked “unrestricted file growth”. Could you assist me in fixing this?

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Either your hard drive is full, or your hard drive is to slow to increase the data files within the timeout period.

Try reducing the size of the growth to a specific number (if in %) of like 256 Megs.
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Mrdenny  |   Jun 18 2008  8:22PM GMT

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