Subreport Command too big

I have a subreport for which I have made a Command. The Command does some joins and returns a really big result, if it is run as a stand alone SQL. However, when it is run as a subreport, it does not return that much data (since it is restricted by the "parent report").
My problem is this: After I have typed in my SQL in the Command and press the OK button, Crystal runs the SQL (probably to see which columns are available?). Since the result would be so large Oracle returns an error (unable to extend TEMP tablespace...). Is there any way to make Crystal NOT run the SQL? Or maybe with a WHERE statement (although I don't want the WHERE statement in my final query)?
All suggestions are appreciated.
Björn Jansson

Doesn't make sense. If it run and Oracle complains about temp space then increase the temp space or use a stored procedure and o all the filtering server side.

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