ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace TEMP2

Dear all,
received this error when generate a report.
check the TEMP1 and TEMP2 they all have lot of spaces.
check the env $APPLLCSP return empty.
Please advise how to correct this error.
Regards,
Payables: Version : 12.0.0
APXSSIMP module: Supplier Sites Open Interface Import
APPLLCSP Environment Variable set to :
Current NLS_LANG and NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS Environment Variables are :
American_America.UTF8
Enter Password:
REP-0069: Internal error
REP-57054: In-process job terminated:Terminated with error:
REP-300: MSG-00001: After SRWINIT
MSG-00002: After Get_Company_Name
MSG-00003: After Get_NLS_Strings
MSG-00004: After Importing Suppliers
MSG-00005: After Get_Header_Information
ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace TEMP2
==> SELECT assi.org_id C_Rejected_Org_Id,
MSG-00020: After SRWEXIT
Report Builder: Release 10.1.2.0.2 - Production on Mon May 11 09:55:36 2009

>
check the TEMP1 and TEMP2 they all have lot of spaces.
>
How much is "lot" ? :-) How did you determine this "lot" ?
Pl see MOS Doc 1025288.6 (How to Diagnose and Resolve UNABLE TO EXTEND Errors)
HTH
Srini

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    Hi,
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  • ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace PSAPTEMP

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  • The Sky is Falling! ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 128

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  • ORA-1652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace PSAPTEMP

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  • ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 8192 in tablespace CDR_TAB

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  • ORA-1652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace TEMP1

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  • Error: ORA-01652: Unable to extend temp segment by 128

    Hello.
    The error occured when I tried to execute a complex query. I saw that my temp file is 30GB and it's hard to believe that it's getting full by this query!!!
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    FILTER                                                  Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
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    HASH JOIN               Cost=6572     Cardinality=20963     Bytes=2096300          IO cost=6572               Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    PARTITION RANGE SINGLE                                                  Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    TABLE ACCESS FULL     Object owner=RS     Object name=LOANS     Cost=369     Cardinality=24551     Bytes=1104795          IO cost=369     Optimizer=ANALYZED          Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    TABLE ACCESS FULL     Object owner=RS     Object name=LOAN_PLANS     Cost=5629     Cardinality=826902     Bytes=45479610          IO cost=5629     Optimizer=ANALYZED          Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    TABLE ACCESS FULL     Object owner=RS     Object name=EXCH_RATES     Cost=2     Cardinality=1     Bytes=28          IO cost=2     Optimizer=ANALYZED          Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    VIEW     Object owner=MDR          Cost=3203514     Cardinality=167045285     Bytes=8018173680                         Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    WINDOW SORT               Cost=3203514     Cardinality=167045285     Bytes=13530668085          IO cost=3203514               Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    HASH JOIN               Cost=6667     Cardinality=167045285     Bytes=13530668085          IO cost=6667               Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    PARTITION RANGE SINGLE                                                  Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    TABLE ACCESS FULL     Object owner=RS     Object name=LOANS     Cost=369     Cardinality=48079     Bytes=2067397          IO cost=369     Optimizer=ANALYZED          Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
    TABLE ACCESS FULL     Object owner=RS     Object name=LOAN_PLANS     Cost=5629     Cardinality=826902     Bytes=31422276          IO cost=5629     Optimizer=ANALYZED          Timestamp=19.3.2007 ã. 11:00:08
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    1) Why the windowing clause of the analytic function requires so many resources since I have index on the "partition by" and "order by" clauses? Is there any way to optimize it?
    2) Is it possible for the query to fill all the 30GB of the temp segment? The table that the query selects from has 4 million records.
    3) What can I do to run successfully my query?
    Thanks.

    FYI, here is the query:
    INSERT INTO LoanPlans ( LoanRefNum, NumFlow, DateFlow, AmtFlowPrinc, AmtFlowInt)
    SELECT t1.event || t1.branch || t1.amendm Field1,
    Row_Number() over
    (partition by t1.branch,t1.event,t1.amendm
    order by t1.inst_nbr) Field2,
    t1.mat_date Field3, t1.inst_principal*t3.ind_rate Field4,
    t1."INT"*t3.ind_rate Field5
    FROM RS.LOAN_PLANS t1 INNER JOIN
    RS.LOANS t2 ON (t1.event=t2.event AND
    t1.branch=t2.branch AND t1.amendm=t2.amendm AND
    t1.DATE_KEY = t2.DATE_KEY) LEFT JOIN
    ( SELECT t2.branch branch, t2.event event, t2.amendm amendm,
    SUM(t1.inst_principal) over
    (partition by t1.branch, t1.event, t1.amendm
    order by t1.inst_nbr) sum_inst,
    t2.inst_nbr inst_nbr, t2.releas - t2.capital_payd inst_rest
    FROM RS.LOANS t2 INNER JOIN
    RS.LOAN_PLANS t1 ON (t2.branch = t1.branch AND
    t2.event = t2.event AND t2.amendm = t1.amendm AND
    t2.DATE_KEY = t1.DATE_KEY)
    ) q ON (t1.branch = q.branch AND t1.event = q.event AND
    t1.amendm = q.amendm) LEFT JOIN
    RS.EXCH_RATES t3 ON (t1.currency = t3.currency AND
    t1.DATE_KEY = t3.DATE_KEY AND t1.DATE_KEY = t3.acc_date)

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