Using temporary tablespace for sort in select statement without spacifying

how can i use some particular temporary tablespace in select statement for sording without allocating any temporary tablespace to that user

Try to set for the current session the in memory sorting space to 0 before running your query:
SQL> alter session set sort_area_size = 0;The query should use the temporary tablespace.
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        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000002'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'HKONT'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0009'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CHAR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000010'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'AMOUNT'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0010'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CURR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000010'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000002'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
        DATA: lv_position TYPE i.
        lv_position = 0011.
        WHILE lv_check < v_counter.
         <fs_year> = lv_asof.
          wa_ddfields-fieldname = <fs_year>.
          wa_ddfields-position  = lv_position.
          wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'NUMC'.
          wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000004'.
          wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
          APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
          lv_asof = lv_asof - 1.
          ADD 1 TO: lv_check, lv_position.
        ENDWHILE.
        CLEAR lv_position.
        lv_position = 1.
        LOOP AT it_ddfields INTO wa_ddfields.
          ls-col_pos   = lv_position.
          ls-row_pos   = lv_position.
          ls-fieldname = wa_ddfields-fieldname.
          APPEND ls TO lt.
          ADD 1 TO lv_position.
        ENDLOOP.
        CLEAR lv_position.
        ASSIGN lt_data TO <fs_data>.
        CALL METHOD cl_alv_table_create=>create_dynamic_table
         EXPORTING
          it_fieldcatalog = lt
         IMPORTING
          ep_table = <fs_data>
         EXCEPTIONS
          generate_subpool_dir_full = 1
         OTHERS = 2.
        IF sy-subrc <> 0.
        ENDIF.
        ASSIGN <fs_data>->* TO <fs_1>.
        ASSIGN <fs_1> TO <fs_2>.
        ASSIGN <fs_1> TO <fs_dyntable>.
      ENDMETHOD.
    METHOD get_data
      METHOD get_data.
    *get records from BSIS
        SELECT zuonr gjahr belnr bldat waers blart dmbtr wrbtr hkont
        FROM bsis
        INTO  CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE <fs_dyntable>
        WHERE bukrs = p_bukrs
          AND hkont IN s_hkont
          AND budat <= p_asof.
    *get records from BSAS
        SELECT zuonr gjahr belnr bldat waers blart dmbtr wrbtr hkont
        FROM bsas
        APPENDING CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE <fs_dyntable>
        WHERE bukrs = p_bukrs
          AND hkont IN s_hkont
          AND budat <= p_asof
          AND augdt > p_asof.
      ENDMETHOD.
    START-OF-SELECTION.
      DATA: main TYPE REF TO lcl_main.
      CREATE OBJECT main.
      CALL METHOD main->build_table.
      CALL METHOD main->get_data.
    Need help on this problem. Thanks a lot guys and take care!

    Hi guys,
    I found out the problem  and Andreas is right. Now, I am having problems when including DMBTR, WRBTR in my select statement. All the others are ok. Here is my modified code. Please suggest what I need to add/modify. Thanks a lot!
    CLASS lcl_main IMPLEMENTATION.
    METHOD build_table
      METHOD build_table.
        DATA: lv_from    TYPE bsis-gjahr,
              lv_asof    TYPE bsis-gjahr,
              lv_check   TYPE i,
              lt_data TYPE REF TO data,
              lt      TYPE lvc_t_fcat.
        FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_year> TYPE gjahr.
        ASSIGN lv_asof TO <fs_year>.
        lv_from = p_year.
        lv_asof = p_asof+0(4).
        v_counter = lv_asof - lv_from.
      ZUONR
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'ZUONR'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0001'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CHAR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000018'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '00000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      GJAHR
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'GJAHR'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0002'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'NUMC'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000004'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      BELNR
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'BELNR'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0003'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CHAR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000010'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      BLDAT
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'BLDAT'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0004'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'DATS'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '00008'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      WAERS
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'WAERS'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0005'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CUKY'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000005'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      BLART
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'BLART'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0006'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CHAR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000002'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      DMBTR
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'DMBTR'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0007'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CURR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000013'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000002'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      WRBTR
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'WRBTR'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0008'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CURR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000013'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000002'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      HKONT
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'HKONT'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0009'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CHAR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000010'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
      AMOUNT
        wa_ddfields-fieldname = 'AMOUNT'.
        wa_ddfields-position  = '0010'.
        wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'CURR'.
        wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000010'.
        wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000002'.
        APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
        DATA: lv_position TYPE i.
        lv_position = 0011.
      Additional fields for the years
        WHILE lv_check < v_counter.
          wa_ddfields-fieldname = <fs_year>.
          wa_ddfields-position  = lv_position.
          wa_ddfields-datatype  = 'NUMC'.
          wa_ddfields-leng      =  '000004'.
          wa_ddfields-decimals  = '000000'.
          APPEND wa_ddfields TO it_ddfields.
          lv_asof = lv_asof - 1.
          ADD 1 TO: lv_check, lv_position.
        ENDWHILE.
        CLEAR lv_position.
        lv_position = 1.
        LOOP AT it_ddfields INTO wa_ddfields.
          CASE wa_ddfields-fieldname.
            WHEN 'BLDAT'.
              ls-col_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-row_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-fieldname = wa_ddfields-fieldname.
              ls-inttype   = 'D'.
              ls-ref_table = 'BSIS'.
              ls-ref_field = 'BLDAT'.
            WHEN 'WAERS'.
              ls-col_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-row_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-fieldname = wa_ddfields-fieldname.
              ls-ref_table = 'BSIS'.
              ls-ref_field = 'WAERS'.
            when 'DMBTR'.
              ls-col_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-row_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-fieldname = wa_ddfields-fieldname.
              ls-ref_table = 'BSIS'.
              ls-ref_field = 'DMBTR'.
            when 'WRBTR'.
              ls-col_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-row_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-fieldname = wa_ddfields-fieldname.
              ls-ref_table = 'BSIS'.
              ls-ref_field = 'WRBTR'.
            WHEN OTHERS.
              ls-col_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-row_pos   = lv_position.
              ls-fieldname = wa_ddfields-fieldname.
          ENDCASE.
          APPEND ls TO lt.
          ADD 1 TO lv_position.
        ENDLOOP.
        CLEAR lv_position.
        ASSIGN lt_data TO <fs_data>.
        CALL METHOD cl_alv_table_create=>create_dynamic_table
         EXPORTING
          it_fieldcatalog = lt
         IMPORTING
          ep_table = <fs_data>
         EXCEPTIONS
          generate_subpool_dir_full = 1
         OTHERS = 2.
        IF sy-subrc <> 0.
        ENDIF.
        ASSIGN <fs_data>->* TO <fs_1>.
        ASSIGN <fs_1> TO <fs_2>.
        ASSIGN <fs_1> TO <fs_dyntable>.
      ENDMETHOD.

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