Limit per-query and global disk space used for temp tables. This is in the Google patch -- check if for ER_TMP_TABLE_MAX_FILE_SIZE_EXCEEDED and HA_ERR_TMP_TABLE_MAX_FILE_SIZE_EXCEEDED. But I have no idea if the code in the Google patch was a hack or solid. The problem is that long-running queries with implicit temp tables frequently fill disks and many of us prefer not to put mysql temp space on a separate file system to protect against it.
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