Filesystem space filling up

Hello, I am running a batch job of database select queries and I see the filesystem is filling up quickly although this script is not generating any files in the diretcory it is running. What else could be filling up? I am not able to trace.

It depends on the database you are running and how it is installed (I'm guessing on FS)
But usually, all queries that need temporary space (like sort, agregate, group by, etc...) will use temporary space in the db which is reflecting on the FS.

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